Day 1 Keynote
summary
Q&A lists concrete progress and asks for help testing specific features: differential loading saves 7–20% (41 KB on angular.io), Bazel cuts CI from ~60 min to ~7.5 min and is available in the CLI, and Ivy passes ~97% of Google app tests and can shrink an experimental build to ~14 KB. Release cadence stays six months, Angular 8 is RC with ng update automation, builders and web worker support land in the CLI, and a collaborators program onboarded nine people aiming for ~40.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Start
- 2:37Angular Products
- 4:10The Update Experience
- 5:01Air France / KLM Upgrade times
- 5:43angular.io grew 50% in 2018
- 10:56Try Version 8 RC
- 11:16Smaller apps with Differential Loading
- 12:09Differential Loading Savings
- 12:37More Features
- 15:41Build like Google with Bazel
- 16:14Shifting Development Landscape
- 16:54Bazel Benefits
- 17:30Bazel Users
- 19:18Run Bazel in the CLI
- 19:55Bazel team is here at ng-conf!
- 21:14Try Ivy in Version 8 RC
- 21:36Ivy @ Google
- 21:57Backwards Compatibility for You
- 22:28Simpler Debugging in Version 8 RC
- 24:21BONUS: Lower memory requirements
- 24:46BONUS: Faster tests
- 24:56BONUS: Fixed Long Standing Bugs
- 25:40Version 9 (Q4 2019)
- 33:43Values
- 36:2243 Amazing People
- 36:41Angular Organization
- 39:09Angular Collaborators: Goals
- 39:509 New Community Collaborators
- 41:05Not just to code contributions
