The NgRx Toolkit just opened an RFC
"RFC: resource snapshots and withResource #292"
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Angular 21.2's snapshot API allows all sorts of resource state related custom utilities. Ex: hold prev value while loading. But it has limitations `withResource` needs to address.
TypeScript 6.0 RC is out 🎉
🔶 Temporal
🔶 Map#getOrInsert
🔶 RegExp.escape
🔶 #/ prefix for Package Imports
New defaults!
🔶 --target=ES2025
🔶 "use strict"
🔷 --strict
Deprecations!
🗑️ baseUrl, outFile
🗑️ import assertions
🗑️ `module` namespaces
🗑️ module: amd
🗑️ moduleResolution: node
🗑️ target: ES5
These were some long threads so some follow-ups to these comments may need to be expanded, but they went out of their way for this behavior with @let to be more explicit.
For some more context
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Just escaping
That may look weird, but this was something that was made to work for scenarios like this. When let came out and it was shown on a Q&A stream, this approach didn't work, but it was fixed starting in v19.
You can do this with just `@\let user = this.user();`
v22.0.0-next.0, featuring another funny collision of control flow naming and GitHub tagging
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The Angular+ Show logo. “Season 11 Episode 2 Flint - Linting Reimagined with Josh Goldberg” Photos of Hosts in the style of a Photo Booth: Brooke Avery, Lara Newsom, Jan-Niklas Vortmann, Jay Bell and Brian Love." Photo of Josh in the style of a polaroid picture.
Probably no one knows more about Linting than Josh Goldberg. Today we sat down to talk about his latest project "Flint" - a fast, friendly linter for JavaScript, TypeScript and more. #ngconf #Angular
🟢 bit.ly/4csFtQK
🍎 apple.co/4sJH5uj
📺 youtu.be/JJNBY5NnKDA
Link to YouTube if you prefer to watch there: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCoq...
🚀 New in #Angular DevTools
➕ Dependency Highlighting in Signal Graph
This small but practical addition improves clarity when analyzing signal relationships and debugging reactive flows.
Watch Now: youtu.be/L_ZcxKla9-o
⚠️ #Angular SSR: SSRF and Header Injection
The Angular team has published a security advisory addressing a critical issue.
yeah but the stock market bro
🔖 "Security Advisory: Addressing Recent Vulnerabilities in Angular" https://blog.angular.dev/security-advisory-addressing-recent-vulnerabilities-in-angular-c2656249b799
There is also this enhancement to styles in the VSC language service (video examplesin PR), which is technically agnostic of particular Angular version, but was released now too: github.com/angular/angu.... This was released a few days prior to 21.2, and I can use it in a v20 project already.
After trying to reproduce my example of why I suggest not using $\index to track in form arrays, I realized that my situation was very specific to my particular forms approach. And I looked at the docs, and they also just use the index. So nvm on that lol
And ty for approval on that PR, added a bit
Ng-News 26/07:
• @armenvardanyan.dev, Andrew Scott: router resources, RxJS, ngxtension, TypeScript/Go
• @younesjd.dev: Vitest browser mode
• @manfredsteyer.bsky.social: Hashbrown + AI in Angular
• #Angular Popularity
• Maximilian Schwarzmüller: 10 years of Angular
youtu.be/3oTeWPzVPtY
🚀 New in #Angular 21.2
✔️ @switch Gets Exhaustive Type Checking
➕ NEW: '@default never;'
Angular 21.2 introduces exhaustive type checking in @switch blocks using the never type for the default case.
Watch: youtu.be/G6y9j21OkxQ
🎉 @angular.dev v21.2 is out!
Packed minor release with:
🏹 Arrow functions in templates
✅ Exhaustive `@switch` type-checking
😲 `ChangeDetectionStrategy.Eager`
🚀 `FormRoot`, `transformedValue`, and more for Signal Forms
Check out our blog post
👉 blog.ninja-squad.com/2026/02/26/w...
Real good stuff.
I made a PR about the version that added reactive form unified events.
After checking something later, I may make PR about form array tracking not using $\index. Have found subtle but gross bugs tracking by index with form arrays, but idk what tracking strat offhand I use instead.
The best part about the Angular repo is when a commit @'s an existing user because of a control flow change
Autocomplete has been around for awhile, but I know it hasn't occurred to some people I have talked to: angular.dev/cli/completion. There are some caveats per OS, so check out "Platform support" for particulars.
A promotional banner for an Angular Space TV livestream scheduled for February 25, 4:30 PM UTC. The image features a man with a dark beard and hair in a brown jacket against a purple and pink nebula background. The main text reads, "Let's talk about ADK," with the subtitle, "Building your own Agents with Google's framework." The Angular logo and "Angular Space TV" branding are in the upper corners, with social media icons for X, YouTube, Twitch, and LinkedIn on the left sidebar.
After my recent ADK + Angular workshop, I received a lot of comments asking to see it. I don't have the full workshop. I think I will do it one day online, but because I also do not have a topic for this week's livestream, I thought, "Why not just talk about ADK?"
🔖 "docs: update and reformat the roadmap · angular/angular@53c1a1c" https://github.com/angular/angular/commit/53c1a1cee70753fc61fe0f7e115929e653fd5b82
Angular’s new landing page is here 🎉
Angular.dev has a refreshed, crisp new landing page featuring new examples and demonstrations of core features that make Angular a great choice for building scalable, AI-powered web applications.
👉 angular.dev
Let us know what you think.
We’re launching Back to the Basics — focused on Angular fundamentals.
Starting with Deborah Kurata teaching Signal Forms clearly and practically.
Tune in next Friday:
👩💻 Desktop → www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2Ij...
📱 Mobile → www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViT-...
When I am scaffolding out different inputs on a new/work in progress component, and some are not required, I would like to be able to temporarily comment out some existing inputs. So I could focus on the immediate effect of each new input one at a time.
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Disclaimer: "(It's a WIP we haven't discussed, don't get too excited 🙂)"
Personally, I forget this is not possible at least a couple times a month. Today in particular. This would be a huge developer experience win if this progresses and makes the cut.
