Keynote - What's New and Coming in Angular
summary
Angular 8 ships differential loading that immediately yields 7–20% bundle savings for modern browsers, plus CLI additions (builders API, ng deploy, web worker support) and CDK drag‑and‑drop. Ivy is available as an opt‑in preview inside Google with 97.5% tests passing and promises smaller bundles and faster compilation. Work targets standalone components (components without NgModules), a push pipe to decouple change detection from zones, improved Elements/web‑component integration, and Photon research for faster, progressively bootstrapped sites.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00State of Angular 8.0
- 1:50New features and CLI updates
- 4:35Community and collaboration
- 7:04Ivy renderer preview
- 9:12Evolution of architecture
- 12:39Standalone components
- 15:50Component development
- 19:03Zones and reactivity
- 23:05Web components and elements
- 29:23Project Photon and summary
