🚨 State of JavaScript is open!

I'd like to encourage Angular developers to share their experience over the past year below 👇

https://survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey/state-of-js/2024

@Memoirs_of_a_ngxSamurai

To late... but...

https://www.wordfence.com/blog/2024/11/really-simple-security-vulnerability/

Normal interview process:

- submit resume
- have a call
- talk about the job

Software engineer interview process:

- Submit resume
- Call with recruiter
- Coding screen
- Take-home project
- Second coding screen
- Live leetcode problem
- Live debugging call
- Systems design interview
- Culture fit interview
- "Help the CEO fix her home WiFi setup" interview
- Interview panel with 5 random people at the company
- "Actually, we've decided to close the rec"

ASAP FIXING (12m) work like a charm!

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About this post 👆🏻...

If you’re using any service and come across a bug, a typo, or something else that seems off, don’t stay silent! Each bug report you submit not only helps improve the service but also saves future users from encountering the same issues that wasted your time. Your feedback can be a guiding light for others!

Remember, sharing your experiences builds a stronger community. When you report a problem, you’re contributing to a collective effort to enhance everyone’s experience. Together, we can create a smoother, more enjoyable environment for all users. So let’s embrace the spirit of 'one for all and all for one'—your insights matter!

If ever Signals or other concepts related to Angular don’t meet your use case, 🛑 before creating a custom solution, take a moment to explore the ngxtension library.

It offers many interesting features specific to Angular, particularly around Signals. 🚀


For example, here’s how to perform HTTP Polling ⏳ using the `poll` function provided by ngxtension.

🚀 Angular 19: New Signal Debugging Tools!

Now we can finally visualize and understand how signals flow through our components with debug names and dependency graphs! 🎯

This will allow us to know what reactive values and how do they connect with each other in our component.

Check the PRs:
- https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/57073
- https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/57074

#ng19 #angular #angular19 #signals

🔄 Important Angular Update: Deprecation of ngStyle and ngClass

#Angular is moving towards a more streamlined approach by deprecating the widely-used #ngStyle and #ngClass directives in favor of native style and class bindings.

🔍 Key Points:
- The native bindings provide similar functionality with reduced bundle size
- This change prioritizes performance and maintainability
- A migration guide will be provided

Check the PR:
https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/58860

Reset #angular reactive form values to their default instead of null ✅

When you create a reactive form in Angular, you can supply it with default values. But when you call the .reset() function, your values will be set to null values instead of the default values. This might not always be what you want to achieve, so how to reset to the default values 🤔

sry, just a Friday )

Ready for a new challenge? 🤑 💸💰💵💸💰💵💸💰💵

Today is for me a "code review" day...

What I think about last PR's?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37e0pouHWO8&ab_channel=MusicBoxChannel%E2%99%AA

#angular's Resource API

Easily chain HTTP requests that depend on each other

🛠 Angular 19 improves how components with empty styles are handled. When a component’s styles or CSS files are empty, Angular sets encapsulation to None, preventing unnecessary attributes like “_ngcontent-ng-c885857805” from being added to HTML elements.

This update benefits projects using utility-first CSS frameworks like Tailwind CSS, where unused CSS files were sometimes not removed.

🎯 Key Benefits:
- Less runtime overhead work for scoping styles
- Lighter HTML documents in SSR response because of fewer attributes
- Applies to styleUrl, styleUrls and styles

⚠️ Note: This optimization is applied only in production builds.

#angular #angularlove #angulartips #frontend