This is a weekly posting, covering the latest updates from the Angular community.
Angular's Vision for the Future
Madleina Scheidegger from the Angular team published an article where she summarized all the latest developments and gave an outlook for the near future.
As already mentioned in former episodes, after typed forms and standalone components are available, the Angular team will improve SSR and provide content about MicroFrontends.
Angular@angular
With the v14 release right around the corner @Madleina_S has a very special post discussing the future of Angular in 2022 and beyond.
goo.gle/ng-vision-22 🚀
Which part of Angular's future are you most excited about?21:00 PM - 24 May 2022
Link to the Article on medium.com
Angular Internationalization
Mark Thompson, also from the Angular team, released a video on YouTube about internationalization.
This is an interesting topic because the build-in or the official feature does it during the compilation time and community libraries like Transloco or ngx-translate follow a runtime approach.
According to Mark, Angular chose the "compilation strategy" because users will not change the language often, the bundle size is smaller, and it doesn't decrease Angular's performance during the runtime.
This is Angular guides
In the last episode, I missed mentioning the release of "This is Angular guides". This new website covers quite a lot of topics around Angular and already contains a collection of articles about the upcoming Standalone API.
This is Angular@thisis_angularFree and open Angular guides by This is Angular in the making. Join the effort today by reaching out to @LayZeeDK github.com/this-is-angula…11:15 AM - 23 Jun 2021
TypeScript 4.7
TypeScript got a minor version upgrade to 4.7. Most of the new features center around support for ES Modules. From an application developer's perspective, the main addition was the improved support of type inference for accessing properties via indexed keys. With a type guard place, TypeScript 4.7 infers the type correctly.
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