What’s new in Angular

[@Angular]

Watch all the Angular Sessions → goo.gle/IO23_angular_pin

[@Alex-bc3xe]

I made my best decission to specialize myself in Angular and not in React. I simply love Angular and one day you will see my name.

[@tanvirashraf728]

Would you please explain why do you feel this way?somewhat I felt too that I should have spent more energy, effort on Angular rather than React...

[@unimovi8702]

​​@@tanvirashraf728 For me, Angular just makes my application more maintainable even when it grows. Angular being highly opinionated framework also means that there's less time spent in codebase related decision making and more time is spent in building actual logic. The code also feels natural and not gimmicky. In comparison my react repository gets more and more confusing over time since every developer tries to set his own opinions and conventions into the codebase. For example, At one point, our react project had two different http libraries.

[@tanvirashraf728]

@@unimovi8702 Thank you sir, this was very informative and helped me getting clarity, may I ask are you by any means have you ever been pressurized to choose react or vue for speed?

[@igorlira7330]

@@tanvirashraf728 @tanvirashraf728 I worked 2 years with Vue and it was really easy to learn and very intuitive. Now, I have been working with Angular for the last 4 months, and it is more complicated with not intuitive concepts that seems to be over engineering. However, I can't imagine my current job using Vue, it would be so complicated to maintain 4000 components without the idea of Services, Observables, etc, so there is a lack of this "over engineering" in Vue that will bee missed. With that said, I would recommend Vue for small or medium projects. It's a really powerful framework and it fits well in many projects out there. Angular for larger projects, with a well prepared team. I don't like React, even though I just have completed some courses, but never really worked with it. Those 3 frameworks are really useful and powerful anyway.

[@lukaszmachowski]

Thank you for the tireless work and the endless pursuit towards elegance. Great summary of the latest changes. Thank you.

[@sylviesumer7680]

Thank you Angular team for your hard work, I am coming back to Angular after using Vue for few years.

[@DataGeek1002]

Congratulations Angular Team! You did a very good job :)

[@malikau917]

Love these updates, can't wait to start migrate the app which I'm working on. The only concerning thing is a bunch of libraries which are not v16 compatible...

[@KaliaH]

I’m excited to be along for the ride🎉

[@otmanm4095]

Angular is real joy to work with

[@nabijonazamov3695]

I loved ng modules 😅😅😅. In v16 so many and big updates, almost you made new framework 🙂🙂🤕🤕🤕

[@hassanbello1535]

Amazing work! Really excited for this!

[@konstantindenerz]

Looking forward to M3 in Angular Material with design tokens! 😍

[@tom3fitzgerald]

The DX improvements are incredible. Feel that momentum!

[@unimovi8702]

Angular should also provide Playwright as a choice for e2e in CLI. It feels more natural replacement to protractor than Cypress. Cypress has a hard coded dependency on Mocha. Playwright is much more flexible in that regard especially since Angular is moving towards Jest. Not to mention, the Test generation tool provided by Playwright is just awesome.

[@malikau917]

agree :) on my project we use it and it worth to give it a try

[@xfuttex]

Looking so much forward to playing around with the new features and the coming features in the future! 🤩

[@xaviersoh]

Good job !!!!

[@sergeygultyayev4828]

Thank you for the greatest FE framework of all times :)

[@nagendradevara1]

By using Angular you can offload some things like change detection, buildings etc and concentrate on functionality.😊

[@PatricioHondagneuRoig]

Thank you for the updates!

[@JBuchmann]

Waiting for the annoying React/Vue people to say Angular sucks, 😂. Love Angular, great job with this update. My DX has increased 5x since converting to standalone components!

[@OzzyTheGiant]

As a Svelte user who has abandoned Vue and dedicated his time to drag React through the mud, Im proud of Angular for finally redeeming itself and enduring this fight. OOP is just the best way to represent UI, not some hooks trash

[@amitlimbu5025]

Also Requesting for more features for AngularMaterial... compared to other Material frameworks... looks outdated.

[@vikrant460]

To me, it seems like there is too much boilerplate code required(implementing ControlValueAccesor) to make a custom component part of form in angular and if in the future angular introduces some feature to make it easy.

[@brampeirsful]

Thank you 🎉

[@hansmuster5291]

is madeleina from Switzerland? ☺

[@jsblade2770]

great video, thank u

[@aram5642]

I'm glad about the momentum, a lot of great improvements landed in Angular, but I'm very disappointed by the state of Typed Forms. They seem to be now forgotten, or considered done.

[@ammarmerakli]

Amazing work 🙌

[@SenduranRavikumar]

Hi in vscode the angular extension stop working after some time. is it same for most of us? The autocompletions are not working continuously no navigations to code are working after some time?

[@-nou7186]

Nice features, thanks google.

[@solconnection2]

chat gpt has made building angular stuff so much easier for me, reduced so much time with my head in the docs

[@fahadjabbar65]

Wow wow wow ! 🤩

[@valikonen]

I use jest for angular 14 with no problem

[@giorgimindiashvili9170]

I want the shirt Madleina wears :D

[@Ostap1974]

Nice to see all the new developments and progress. I hope that some day you will also find some time to close some old issues that I personally find long overdue, like not minimizing shared style file, missing asset hashing and some more. Basically items that make Angular feel undeservedly unpolished.

[@n0n3br]

Vitest is faster then Jest. We should have an option to use it since Vite can be used as dev server

[@aram5642]

100%, but we should be grateful for Jest made available after just ~5 years of resisting requests by arguing against any 3rd party dependencies

[@baraa_tech]

Actually I have query , why the product lead use Samsung laptop , does it related to google budget ?

[@nwalkewicz]

I think it's less about it being a Samsung and more about it being a Chromebook. I doubt that's what they use every day, but it's almost certainly there for promotion; it's likely just a prop. Maybe Google and Samsung had a deal so that _their_ Chromebook would appear, but who knows.