Closing Remarks
summary
Says there are no plans for WebAssembly right now because combining userland and wasm code creates efficiency problems; Material has a few mobile-ish pieces but bottom-nav is on the backlog and needs GitHub upvotes; the Observable proposal is stalled at TC39 for lack of a champion; Bazel aims for automatic per-project config and cross-language builds (AngularJS supported); Ivy isn’t production-ready yet—team prioritizes backward compatibility across apps and libraries; HTTP intercept metadata is a high-priority feature.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:51WebAssembly plans
- 1:42Mobile components
- 2:46TC39 collaboration
- 4:27RxJS subscriptions
- 5:44Observables in browsers
- 7:23Decision-making processes
- 9:24Observables follow-up
- 11:11Bazel progress
- 12:31Prototyping tools
- 13:10Bazel and ecosystem
- 15:08Angular at Google
- 16:55NgRx usage
- 18:39CLI performance
- 20:55HTTP interceptors
- 21:47Diversity in tech
- 22:33Managing breaking changes
- 25:57Hydration and SSR
- 26:57Ivy transition
- 28:41Schematics documentation
- 30:45Internationalization
