Thank you for the feedback, I will lower further when I use it throughout the whole video, like in this one. In other videos, I've removed it entirely from the rest of the video. 👍
Hey Vasco, as a long term Angular developer (since 2017) I struggle with the idea of standalone components. For architectural purposes I still want to use modules to cut my application into different feature modules, core/shared module and other areas. Maybe you can make a video how to use standalone components and feature modules in combination? Thanks for your content!
I get it, it's not very well explained the advantages of standalone, and a lot of projects didn't remove them yet because the point of migrating is not clear. For me the killer feature of standalone components is the simplified lazy loading, just use loadComponent in your router, as simple as that no separate module needed per screen. For that alone I have migrated all my code bases. You can make your application totally lazy-loaded with a quick config change. Other than that, it's less code and one less concept to understand. The imports are not cumbersome and happens automatically via the Angular Language service. Modules the idea of encapsulating different parts of the application separately is nice, but in practice it's much simpler to make everything standalone. There is an automated CLI migration. It won't do all the refactoring but it will do 95% of it 😉
I was talking with Misko a few month ago and he told us that Wiz integration in Angular would be very complicated. I'm curious to see how it will evolve !
Hi Alain, he mentioned in the talk he has been working on it for one year apparently. I'm quite curious too to see what it will happen, some people on Twitter were saying that this could mean a completely new SSR story for Angular, maybe a built-in SSR meta-framework like Next.js for React. That would be awesome 👍😊
Source: watch the NgConf Keynote ruclips.net/video/nIBseTi6RVk/видео.html What do you think about the announcements?
Glad to see Angular moving forward and pushing boundaries! Looking forward for it to reign the JS space again
Yes me too, Angular ir really pushing the envelope here, looking forward for signal change detection 😊
Minko can be thanked for all this
Thx a lot for a quick recap, ng-conf is again awesome!
You're welcome, yes NgConf rocks and this year the announcements were huge 😊
Vasco, please do the background music more quiet. I like your videos so much. But it's very uncomfortably to listen to
Thank you for the feedback, I will lower further when I use it throughout the whole video, like in this one. In other videos, I've removed it entirely from the rest of the video. 👍
Hey Vasco, as a long term Angular developer (since 2017) I struggle with the idea of standalone components. For architectural purposes I still want to use modules to cut my application into different feature modules, core/shared module and other areas. Maybe you can make a video how to use standalone components and feature modules in combination? Thanks for your content!
I get it, it's not very well explained the advantages of standalone, and a lot of projects didn't remove them yet because the point of migrating is not clear. For me the killer feature of standalone components is the simplified lazy loading, just use loadComponent in your router, as simple as that no separate module needed per screen. For that alone I have migrated all my code bases. You can make your application totally lazy-loaded with a quick config change. Other than that, it's less code and one less concept to understand. The imports are not cumbersome and happens automatically via the Angular Language service. Modules the idea of encapsulating different parts of the application separately is nice, but in practice it's much simpler to make everything standalone. There is an automated CLI migration. It won't do all the refactoring but it will do 95% of it 😉
I was talking with Misko a few month ago and he told us that Wiz integration in Angular would be very complicated. I'm curious to see how it will evolve !
Hi Alain, he mentioned in the talk he has been working on it for one year apparently. I'm quite curious too to see what it will happen, some people on Twitter were saying that this could mean a completely new SSR story for Angular, maybe a built-in SSR meta-framework like Next.js for React. That would be awesome 👍😊
angular moving toward react side
Just marginally, I think it's a positive thing. It's still very different 👍
Angular cheats a lot on vue
LOL 🤣 Let's call it inspiration 😉