Angular Renaissance
summary
Angular now ships standalone components to remove NgModule boilerplate, introduces signals-based change detection and input/view-query signals (developer preview in 17.1/17.2), and adds deferrable views with a defer+viewport API for declarative lazy loading. Benchmarks report up to ~90% faster renders; Lands' End sees ~75% LCP improvement and Virgin Media >90% CLS reduction from the image directive; Build.com reports ~50% bundle shrink in one app. Partial-hydration prototypes and vendor integrations (Chrome Aurora, Wiz, Netlify, Firebase, Cloudflare) exist.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:57Angular JS vs Angular 2
- 4:06Ivy release and compatibility
- 8:20Standalone components
- 9:20Change detection and signals
- 14:54Control flow syntax
- 17:50Performance and images
- 19:55Deferrable views demo
- 22:47Partial hydration
- 24:11Community updates
- 26:15Summary and future
