[ad_1] Authors: Jatin Ramanathan, Tom Wilkinson Photo of a telephone switchboard by Joe Mabel, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Rather than focusing on developer-facing APIs, in this blog post we’ll cover under-the-hood details of the new event delegation system of Angular. In the long-term it’ll enable features such as fine-grained hydration and improve runtime […]

[ad_1] Authors: Jatin Ramanathan, Minko Gechev You may know Angular as the web framework from Google, but Google actually has another web framework: Wiz. Both Angular and Wiz are used by thousands of engineers and thousands of apps inside of Google. Wiz is an internal framework that is used by some of the most popular […]

[ad_1] Angular v17.3 introduces the improved API for declaring outputs as a developer preview. The new output API provides developers with: a simpler and safer API for declaring outputs in directives. a consistent API aligned with the new signal inputs, queries or model functions. more correct types for emitting values. The existing @Output API with […]

[ad_1] Lighting consoles are electronic devices used in theatrical lighting design to control multiple stage lights at once. Traditionally, lighting consoles are standalone physical devices. The nstudio team wanted to bring the power and versatility of the lighting console to mobile devices. This is the story of how we used Angular and NativeScript to bring […]

[ad_1] In Angular 17.1 we introduced signal-based inputs as a reactive alternative to decorator-based @Input(). The new inputs provide developers with new ways that: allow you to integrate and benefit from Angular signals today:▹ providing easier ways to run logic whenever an input changes.▹ efficient solutions for deriving state from inputs.▹ enabling a smoother experience […]

[ad_1] We’re thrilled to announce that Angular 17.2 features experimental support for Material 3 theming in Angular Material. In this blog post we’re updating you on the latest news about this feature and providing a preview of what’s next for Material 3 support. Material 3 is the latest evolution of Material Design, Google’s open-source design […]

[ad_1] We rarely write blog posts about minor releases, but today we have a few surprises for you — experimental support for Material 3, signal queries, model inputs, Netlify loader, and hydration debugging support in Angular DevTools. In the next few paragraphs you’ll learn more about the individual features and find links to documentation. Over […]

[ad_1] Over the past year we’ve been evolving Angular based on developer feedback and community trends. We receive developer feedback from dozens of sources including GitHub, social media, interviews, conferences, etc. One of the strongest guiding indicators which has been highly influential in our prioritization process are the results from the Angular developer survey. In […]

[ad_1] Nikolay Vitkov from the Puppeteer Team co-authored this blog post. Puppeteer, a powerful tool for automating browser interactions, is now even easier to integrate with your Angular projects thanks to the newly released @puppeteer/ng-schematics package. This package provides an out-of-the-box experience for setting up and running Puppeteer tests, minimizing the configuration burden and accelerating […]

[ad_1] Two colorful web pages representing a transition When a user navigates from one route to another, the Angular Router maps the URL path to the relevant component and displays its view. Animating this route transition can greatly enhance the user experience. In version 17, the Router now has support for the View Transitions API […]