Angular 11 is released, and it was focused on improving the type safety of APIs and fixing the issues. Let's go through the changes introduced in this version.

Last week I tweeted on Twitter how I am moving from a Slum where I lived for 29 years to a multi-story apartment on rent. The tech community on Twitter responded with nothing but the love. Dan Wahlin posted that he would love to hear more about my story.

Angular 10 is released, many developers sent me messages asking we cannot see any features, yes there was no big feature, but sometimes you need to take some time to prepare for a better future, and this is what Angular 10 release was all about.

For the years, one of the biggest pain in Angular was to debug, because of the error message, there was no clear stack trace where the actual error is. Ivy improved it a lot, because of the locality principle, and gives us the line number too.

Believe me struggle to reduce the bundle size is something we all struggle with, it is the same with us, and I am crazy about optimizing things, and want my bundle to be as small as possible once my application is stable and in running state.

This article describes an experiment that shows why using the SharedMaterial module in all Angular modules is a bad idea that leads to an increased bundle size.

Angular 9 Ivy provides us with a few more options when defining Provider Scope. In this article we will see why 'root' is not sufficient and how the new value 'any' can help.

A Static Site Generator is the best way to create blog posts or portfolios. We can quickly set up a blog and deploy it to any cloud provider like Netlify. An important question is what does SSG do?

The Angular 9 RC is out, what an exciting time to be Angular developer, no I am not saying this because of Angular 9 RC release. It's because Ivy is here, Ivy is now the default rendering engine in Angular.

As an Angular Developer, we often focus on using the overall framework. This isn’t wrong since Angular was designed to have a uniform method of building great applications. But let's see the Angular tools you should be aware of.

Last week I was working on an Angular Library, and in all the components we wanted to have encapsulation set to None and changeDetection to OnPush. We also wanted to add all components and directives to exports. Let's see how we can achieve this without writing any code.

We got many new features with the release of Angular 8, Angular 9 will be released around November 2019. There are a lot of interesting things happening after Angular 8 was released in May, we have Ivy as default, ng deploy is officially support by CLI and many more.

Builders API is released with Angular 8, and it offers a functionality where you can override commands as ng build,ng test and ng lint . Not to be confused with Angular Schematics here, by using which you can add your own commands for ng generate commands or provide support for ng add .

In this blog, let’s see what we should expect from the Angular 8 release. This post will cover some hot topics covered at ngConf and Google I/O 2019. So if you missed both events, do readon to have an idea what features your favorite framework is going to offer you.