Talk
Angular at the Cutting Edge -Signals & Standalone Components
Description
The past releases of Angular claim to be just the peak of a revolution in the framework's features where a renewed inject function and standalone components pave the way. The roadmap speaks of non destructive hydration, a new build system and more.
There is one item on the roadmap which is most probably the biggest change to the framework ever done. "Making zone.js optional".
I will use the early PoC of signals and the existing standalone APIs to demonstrate how future Angular applications could look in practice. That said, this talk will demonstrate Angular applications in a new flavour, and at the cutting edge.
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