If I ever need a detailed explanation of an Angular feature, I'll check out your courses (of which I own a few) to figure out how things work. Thanks for your effort, always great explanations from your side 👍
Hello sir, Please make a dedicated video only for deployment. Not only static(*browser*) generated code but also SSR after deployed means if a component depends on API data then post deployed any changes make to database then updated data should fetch. This video is really needed . Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
you know what would be really helpful ... if you could add some courses on how to deploy angular on various on-premise systems like Apache, nginx or IIS .. and not just the CSR variant but also the SSR builds.
I got several requests to cover production deployment in the last few days, I might look into it. The problem is, every system is going to be slightly different.
I used to Develop UI with angular. But recently it changed alot. I think last version I worked with was angular 14. Did not use signal and standalone features at all. But I realy want to use these features and feel the difference. Since Angular changes too fast I will probably wait until version 20 LOL. hopefully they will not change more often there after. I also believe that angular should make major version updates once a year instead of every 6mo. And do minor version updates every 3 months. No need soo frequent chnages. Stability is also important. You better start thinking how diffucult updating existing projects and optimize timing for these changes
Angular is very stable in the sense that most of the time things are backwards compatible and old features still work. NgModules won't be deleted or anything. There are Angular CLI migrations to help us upgrade, they work very well I've been upgrading with them since the beginning 😉👍
@@AngularUniversity I've used Angular CLI to migrate newer versions a few years ago. I was trying to update from 11 to 12, then 13 and 14. Yes it worked great. But It won't automagicly use standalone feature or signals even we update the version, we have to do code base changes, And that requires too much code base update for old projects. Now I don't work at any Angular project, but I really want to to develop atleast a hobby project and use these new features. This will be exciting and I just can't effort being away from angular :D And thank you for all information and for great vidoes. It helps angular develepors alot.
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Thank you @antondoit, it's awesome to hear that. 😉
If I ever need a detailed explanation of an Angular feature, I'll check out your courses (of which I own a few) to figure out how things work. Thanks for your effort, always great explanations from your side 👍
Thank you, it's awesome to hear that, check out the other videos here on the channel I'm publishing a lot more here lately. 😊👍
Hello sir, Please make a dedicated video only for deployment. Not only static(*browser*) generated code but also SSR after deployed means if a component depends on API data then post deployed any changes make to database then updated data should fetch. This video is really needed . Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'm considering this, a video on a full deployment tutorial of an SSR app to production. It might just be the next one, still to be seen. 😊
Thank you very much sir! Great job!
Thank you 😁
Great video ❤
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much ❤
Thank you, please enjoy. 😊
Good features
Yes, a solid minor release 😁
you know what would be really helpful ... if you could add some courses on how to deploy angular on various on-premise systems like Apache, nginx or IIS .. and not just the CSR variant but also the SSR builds.
I got several requests to cover production deployment in the last few days, I might look into it. The problem is, every system is going to be slightly different.
Great news nice.
Enjoy the new features 😊
I used to Develop UI with angular. But recently it changed alot. I think last version I worked with was angular 14. Did not use signal and standalone features at all. But I realy want to use these features and feel the difference. Since Angular changes too fast I will probably wait until version 20 LOL. hopefully they will not change more often there after. I also believe that angular should make major version updates once a year instead of every 6mo. And do minor version updates every 3 months. No need soo frequent chnages. Stability is also important. You better start thinking how diffucult updating existing projects and optimize timing for these changes
Angular is very stable in the sense that most of the time things are backwards compatible and old features still work. NgModules won't be deleted or anything. There are Angular CLI migrations to help us upgrade, they work very well I've been upgrading with them since the beginning 😉👍
@@AngularUniversity I've used Angular CLI to migrate newer versions a few years ago. I was trying to update from 11 to 12, then 13 and 14. Yes it worked great. But It won't automagicly use standalone feature or signals even we update the version, we have to do code base changes, And that requires too much code base update for old projects. Now I don't work at any Angular project, but I really want to to develop atleast a hobby project and use these new features. This will be exciting and I just can't effort being away from angular :D
And thank you for all information and for great vidoes. It helps angular develepors alot.
@@muratdturk Now it includes also a Standalone migration.
What is the editor that you are using?
It's Webstorm, I'm a big fan. 😊