Angular Renaissance
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Angular claims concrete wins: standalone components make ngModules optional and unblock features; signals enable fine‑grained change detection and input signals enter developer preview (17.1) with view queries in 17.2 and stability targeted around v19; declarative lazy loading and deferrable views produce demos and up to ~50% bundle reduction at Build.com; image directive with Chrome Aurora collaboration reports ~75% LCP gain (Lands' End) and >90% CLS drop (Virgin Media); partial hydration prototypes use a tiny JS action to fetch and hydrate only interacted fragments.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Angular Renaissance intro
- 3:44Ivy’s three-year release
- 8:20Standalone components
- 10:22Change detection with signals
- 14:32Dev experience with signals
- 16:44New control flow & performance
- 18:11Image Directive boosts
- 19:55Deferrable views demo
- 22:47Partial hydration for SSR
- 24:11Community growth
- 26:16Future plans & closing
