Get ready for some bombshell news that will shake the foundations of web development! 🤯
TypeScript, the language we love and use every day, has taken an unexpected turn and moved to Go! 🚀
Yes, you read that right. Go! The programming language I've always praised, known for its speed, efficiency, and ease of use, will now be the engine of TypeScript. 😎
What does this mean for you, dear frontend developer? 🤩
* Ultra-fast performance: Go will take TypeScript to new speeds, streamlining your developments and making your favorite IDE fly. ⚡️
* Increased efficiency: Go will optimize the TypeScript compiler, resulting in faster builds and a smoother development experience. 💻
* An exciting future: This transition opens up a world of possibilities for the developer community, driving innovation and growth. ✨
Don't miss this revolution! Dive into the TypeScript source code in Go and be a part of the future of web development. 👇
https://github.com/microsoft/typenoscript-go
PS: Still a work in progress
More: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typenoscript/typenoscript-native-port/
TypeScript, the language we love and use every day, has taken an unexpected turn and moved to Go! 🚀
Yes, you read that right. Go! The programming language I've always praised, known for its speed, efficiency, and ease of use, will now be the engine of TypeScript. 😎
What does this mean for you, dear frontend developer? 🤩
* Ultra-fast performance: Go will take TypeScript to new speeds, streamlining your developments and making your favorite IDE fly. ⚡️
* Increased efficiency: Go will optimize the TypeScript compiler, resulting in faster builds and a smoother development experience. 💻
* An exciting future: This transition opens up a world of possibilities for the developer community, driving innovation and growth. ✨
Don't miss this revolution! Dive into the TypeScript source code in Go and be a part of the future of web development. 👇
https://github.com/microsoft/typenoscript-go
PS: Still a work in progress
More: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typenoscript/typenoscript-native-port/
GitHub
GitHub - microsoft/typenoscript-go: Staging repo for development of native port of TypeScript
Staging repo for development of native port of TypeScript - microsoft/typenoscript-go
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‼️ The Angular Language Server: Understanding IDE Integration Approaches
https://blog.jetbrains.com/webstorm/2025/03/the-angular-language-server-understanding-ide-integration-approaches/
https://blog.jetbrains.com/webstorm/2025/03/the-angular-language-server-understanding-ide-integration-approaches/
Summary: The IntelliJ platform "virtualizes" all three files (.html, .ts, .css) into an abstract language, while LSPs are only available in one language. Therefore, IntelliJ has "better" integration with Angular, but often worse with Typenoscript.
Uff.... This week is an epic week ^_^
https://maximilian-schwarzmueller.com/articles/typenoscript-is-ported-to-go-why-not-rust/
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https://maximilian-schwarzmueller.com/articles/typenoscript-is-ported-to-go-why-not-rust/
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Maximilian-Schwarzmueller
TypeScript in Go: Why Not Rust?
The TypeScript team shared that they're porting their compiler and type checker to Go. Not everyone's happy about the free performance gain, though. The question is: Why not Rust?
WARNING: Update Your Apple Devices Immediately❗️
Apple is urging iPhone users to download its latest iOS patch after identifying a serious security vulnerability that could expose devices to cyberattacks.
Critical Security Flaw: CVE-2025-24201
The vulnerability, was discovered within WebKit, the browser engine that powers Safari and other internet browsers on iPhones and iPads.
This flaw has been exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack, allowing hackers to create malicious websites. When visited, these sites grant attackers access to areas of a victim’s smartphone beyond the web browser.
The vulnerability stems from an out-of-bounds write issue in Apple’s web browsers. This flaw allows hackers to create malicious web content that escapes the browser’s sandbox, bypassing built-in security protections.
In simpler terms, hackers can use fraudulent websites to break out of protected zones in an iPhone or iPad and gain control of the entire device.
Read the complete Apple Security Update Here
Apple is urging iPhone users to download its latest iOS patch after identifying a serious security vulnerability that could expose devices to cyberattacks.
Critical Security Flaw: CVE-2025-24201
The vulnerability, was discovered within WebKit, the browser engine that powers Safari and other internet browsers on iPhones and iPads.
This flaw has been exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack, allowing hackers to create malicious websites. When visited, these sites grant attackers access to areas of a victim’s smartphone beyond the web browser.
The vulnerability stems from an out-of-bounds write issue in Apple’s web browsers. This flaw allows hackers to create malicious web content that escapes the browser’s sandbox, bypassing built-in security protections.
In simpler terms, hackers can use fraudulent websites to break out of protected zones in an iPhone or iPad and gain control of the entire device.
Read the complete Apple Security Update Here
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Munich MLOps Community Meetup #13
18.03.2025 | 18:30 - 21:30
@adesso
https://lu.ma/ezhbj8tx
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@angularMunich
18.03.2025 | 18:30 - 21:30
@adesso
https://lu.ma/ezhbj8tx
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@angularMunich
‼️ Attention Angular developers! This tool is a game-changer!
Curious if a particular Angular feature works with the version you’re using?
This handy web page offers a quick reference for which features are available in each version, along with their stability status and deprecation details.
https://www.angular.courses/caniuse
Thank you Gérôme Grignon!
#angular #javanoscript #typenoscript #frontend
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@angularMunich
Curious if a particular Angular feature works with the version you’re using?
This handy web page offers a quick reference for which features are available in each version, along with their stability status and deprecation details.
https://www.angular.courses/caniuse
Thank you Gérôme Grignon!
#angular #javanoscript #typenoscript #frontend
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@angularMunich
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‼️ Attention: CVE-2025-27789
angular-cli fixes a security report: GHSA-968p-4wvh-cqc8
Affected versions:
angular-cli fixes a security report: GHSA-968p-4wvh-cqc8
Affected versions:
- 17.3.13
- 19.2.3
- 18.2.15
🆕 In angular v20 exponential operator will be supported on template.
PR-1, PR-2
#angular #angular20
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@angularMunich
PR-1, PR-2
#angular #angular20
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@angularMunich
🆕 New feature in angular 20: Dynamic component supports bindings and directives.
PR
#angular #angular20
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@angularMunich
PR
#angular #angular20
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@angularMunich
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One PUT Request to Own Tomcat: CVE-2025-24813 RCE is in the Wild
Why This Exploit is So Dangerous
This attack is dead simple to execute and requires no authentication. The only requirement is that Tomcat is using file-based session storage, which is common in many deployments. Worse, base64 encoding allows the exploit to bypass most traditional security filters, making detection challenging.
https://vulners.com/wallarmlab/WALLARMLAB:9FB82F0F3D6591655739A548C201E59B
#security 
Why This Exploit is So Dangerous
This attack is dead simple to execute and requires no authentication. The only requirement is that Tomcat is using file-based session storage, which is common in many deployments. Worse, base64 encoding allows the exploit to bypass most traditional security filters, making detection challenging.
https://vulners.com/wallarmlab/WALLARMLAB:9FB82F0F3D6591655739A548C201E59B
#security 
Vulners Database
CVE-2025-24813 - vulnerability database | Vulners.com
Path Equivalence: 'file.Name' (Internal Dot) leading to Remote Code Execution and/or Information disclosure and/or malicious content added to uploaded files via write enabled Default Servlet in Apache Tomcat. This issue affects Apache Tomcat: from 1...
📚 Angular Signals vs. RxJS
or "toObi-toSi" Pattern will be more popular now...
https://angularexperts.io/blog/signals-vs-rxjs
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@angularMunich
or "toObi-toSi" Pattern will be more popular now...
https://angularexperts.io/blog/signals-vs-rxjs
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@angularMunich
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Angular Munich
🚨 International Women's Day Special Event - March 2025 19.03.25, 18:30-22:00 Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 20, Munich (AWS) AGENDA: 18:30 - Doors open 19:00 - Meyyar Palaniappan (AWS Women's User Group Munich Founder): Welcome and introduction 19:10 - André Reichow…
Friendly reminder for tomorrow👆🏻 😉
🔥 Frontend System Design – Must-Know Topics for FAANG Interviews! 🚀
💡 Frontend system design interviews are as critical as backend ones at Google, Meta, Amazon & top startups.
If you struggle with:
❌ Breaking down scalable UI systems
❌ CSR vs. SSR vs. ISR vs. SSG
❌ Handling high concurrency & real-time updates
❌ Optimizing state management & caching
Then this is for you! 🎯
🚀 16+ Real-World UI Challenges to Ace System Design Interviews
🔎 AutoComplete (Google Search, YouTube)
✅ Debouncing & throttling
✅ Trie vs. prefix trees for search
✅ Backend vs. frontend caching
🚖 Cab Booking (Uber, Ola)
✅ Live tracking via WebSockets
✅ Real-time driver updates
✅ Surge pricing on frontend
💬 Chat App (WhatsApp, Slack)
✅ WebSockets vs. Long polling
✅ Offline sync & message queues
✅ End-to-end encryption
📧 Email App (Outlook, Gmail)
✅ Virtualized inbox for large datasets
✅ Push notifications & threading
✅ Search indexing & filtering
🍔 Food Delivery (Zomato, Uber Eats)
✅ Real-time order tracking
✅ Location-based recommendations
✅ Optimized image & menu loading
📝 Google Docs (Concurrent Editing)
✅ CRDTs vs. OT
✅ Multi-user sync & conflict resolution
✅ Large document rendering
📊 Google Sheets (Excel Alternative)
✅ Virtualized rendering
✅ Undo/redo implementation
✅ Formula parsing & live collaboration
📸 Image Sharing (Instagram, Pinterest)
✅ Lazy loading & CDN caching
✅ Optimized image formats
✅ Handling high concurrency
🎵 Music Streaming (Spotify, Apple Music)
✅ Adaptive buffering & preloading
✅ Offline mode & caching
✅ Personalized recommendations
👨💻 Online Code Editor (VS Code Web)
✅ Real-time collaboration
✅ Syntax highlighting
✅ WebAssembly execution
📌 Pinterest (Masonry Layout Optimization)
✅ Efficient image rendering
✅ Infinite scroll vs. pagination
✅ Grid layout performance
📊 Poll Widget (LinkedIn, Twitter)
✅ Real-time vote updates
✅ Accessibility & animations
✅ Handling high engagement
✍️ Rich Text Editor (Notion)
✅ Draft.js vs. Slate.js
✅ Complex formatting & shortcuts
🛫 Travel Booking (Airbnb)
✅ Dynamic search & pricing
✅ Caching strategies
✅ Secure checkout flows
🎥 Video Conferencing (Zoom)
✅ WebRTC for real-time video
✅ Latency & adaptive streaming
✅ Screen sharing & backgrounds
📺 Video Streaming (Netflix, YouTube)
✅ Adaptive bitrate streaming
✅ CDN caching for fast delivery
✅ Handling millions of users
🛍 E-commerce (Amazon, Flipkart)
✅ CSR vs. SSR for SEO
✅ Optimized checkout flows
✅ High-performance search & filtering
⚡️ How to Prepare?
✅ Break UI systems into scalable components and refer greatFrontend
✅ Understand trade-offs: CSR vs. SSR, Caching, State Management
💡 Frontend system design interviews are as critical as backend ones at Google, Meta, Amazon & top startups.
If you struggle with:
❌ Breaking down scalable UI systems
❌ CSR vs. SSR vs. ISR vs. SSG
❌ Handling high concurrency & real-time updates
❌ Optimizing state management & caching
Then this is for you! 🎯
🚀 16+ Real-World UI Challenges to Ace System Design Interviews
🔎 AutoComplete (Google Search, YouTube)
✅ Debouncing & throttling
✅ Trie vs. prefix trees for search
✅ Backend vs. frontend caching
🚖 Cab Booking (Uber, Ola)
✅ Live tracking via WebSockets
✅ Real-time driver updates
✅ Surge pricing on frontend
💬 Chat App (WhatsApp, Slack)
✅ WebSockets vs. Long polling
✅ Offline sync & message queues
✅ End-to-end encryption
📧 Email App (Outlook, Gmail)
✅ Virtualized inbox for large datasets
✅ Push notifications & threading
✅ Search indexing & filtering
🍔 Food Delivery (Zomato, Uber Eats)
✅ Real-time order tracking
✅ Location-based recommendations
✅ Optimized image & menu loading
📝 Google Docs (Concurrent Editing)
✅ CRDTs vs. OT
✅ Multi-user sync & conflict resolution
✅ Large document rendering
📊 Google Sheets (Excel Alternative)
✅ Virtualized rendering
✅ Undo/redo implementation
✅ Formula parsing & live collaboration
📸 Image Sharing (Instagram, Pinterest)
✅ Lazy loading & CDN caching
✅ Optimized image formats
✅ Handling high concurrency
🎵 Music Streaming (Spotify, Apple Music)
✅ Adaptive buffering & preloading
✅ Offline mode & caching
✅ Personalized recommendations
👨💻 Online Code Editor (VS Code Web)
✅ Real-time collaboration
✅ Syntax highlighting
✅ WebAssembly execution
📌 Pinterest (Masonry Layout Optimization)
✅ Efficient image rendering
✅ Infinite scroll vs. pagination
✅ Grid layout performance
📊 Poll Widget (LinkedIn, Twitter)
✅ Real-time vote updates
✅ Accessibility & animations
✅ Handling high engagement
✍️ Rich Text Editor (Notion)
✅ Draft.js vs. Slate.js
✅ Complex formatting & shortcuts
🛫 Travel Booking (Airbnb)
✅ Dynamic search & pricing
✅ Caching strategies
✅ Secure checkout flows
🎥 Video Conferencing (Zoom)
✅ WebRTC for real-time video
✅ Latency & adaptive streaming
✅ Screen sharing & backgrounds
📺 Video Streaming (Netflix, YouTube)
✅ Adaptive bitrate streaming
✅ CDN caching for fast delivery
✅ Handling millions of users
🛍 E-commerce (Amazon, Flipkart)
✅ CSR vs. SSR for SEO
✅ Optimized checkout flows
✅ High-performance search & filtering
⚡️ How to Prepare?
✅ Break UI systems into scalable components and refer greatFrontend
✅ Understand trade-offs: CSR vs. SSR, Caching, State Management
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