Preston Lamb

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#Angular Signals have been around for a while but it's not always clear when to use them. In this article, Preston Lamb @prestonlamb.com refactors a piece of RxJS code to implement Signals. Check it out and take the plunge to convert to Signals! #ngconf2025

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Here's the article! I know this isn't a new feature anymore... But still.

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I sat down last night and wrote my first blog post in over 6 months. I'm not sure why there was such a big gap, but I just hadn't been able to find the motivation. But it felt good to write again, and I'm excited to publish the article next Monday!

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Up next on the A+ Show podcast: #ngconf2024 workshop previews. Hosted by Joseph Eames, @wordman.dev, & @jaycooperbell.dev. Today they talk to @prestonlamb.com about creating reactive forms in #Angular. Give it a listen!

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🚀 Want a powerful and flexible solution to managing your #Angular forms? Sign up for @prestonlamb.com's hands-on workshop at #ngcong2024! Sold separately from ng-conf 2024 tickets.
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👀Looking for optimal flexibility and component isolation? Check out @prestonlamb.com's latest article! Learn how to neatly access the child component and call methods from its public API as needed. Smooth like butter.🧈 #Angular #ngconf

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I love programming because it allows me to solve difficult problems in creative ways. It's so satisfying to get to the end of the problem and see how far you got in just a couple hours.

Just found and fixed a bug that's been in our codebase for roughly 2 years that had never been caught by writing Cypress tests. Didn't have a ticket; only found it because of writing these tests.

My personal site is almost completely moved over to Analog! It's been really nice to work with, and I love that it's pre-rendered and everything. You can check it out pjlc.dev/beta.

I agree but my timeline here is not much better right now 😂

One of my favorite things about being a software developer is the freedom to work from wherever. Taking advantage of that today.