ng-conf 2023 and new Angular RFCs!

ng-conf 2023 was last week and we got some new Angular RFCs. Let's talk about it!
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Show Notes
04:15 - Intros
47:05 - ng-conf 2023 recap
1:01:44 - Control flow RFC
1:08:06 - Deferred Loading RFC

[@hodgesjaso]

Thanks for the great stream. It's always informative and interesting. Even though I missed the live stream, I appreciate you putting in the effort, and it helps keep me on top of an informed of things given the rapidly changing environment.

[@BrandonRobertsDev]

Thanks Jay, much appreciated. Things are definitely changing faster in the ecosystem these days.

[@VinitNeogi]

Can't wait for the new authoring format for components

[@BrandonRobertsDev]

Same!

[@SteffenMerk]

Nice Stream. ❤ Regarding the bundle size i wanted to share the state at my current company: 15mb of bundle size, no lazy loading because it is a single view (auxiliary routes could help) but it is not important. It is a very specific app for a specific domain and all the applications are hosted physically next to the users. Why is the bundle size so often discussed? Standalone Components, Signals and the new control flow syntax are more important imho. What is your take?