Angular v16! ➕ Angular Signals in developer preview 🚦 ➕ Developer preview of opt-in non-destructive hydration 💧 ➕ Improved Standalone APIs 🧍‍♀️ ➕ Tooling enhancements 🧰 You can get all this and more with `ng update`! 🚀 goo.gle/angular-v16

Indeed it does! Thank you Kara Erickson for all your support!

Ha! Code copy-paste-ability was one of the design goals! We wanted to make it easy to move / refactor code. Same syntax and semantics in components, services, templates. Glad to see people noticing and appreciating!

Angular v17 gets significant performance improvement with the built-in control flow: user-images.githubusercontent.com/973550/2765840… This is an order of magnitude speedup in some cases! And you can independently verify it! github.com/krausest/js-fr…

Angular v17 is FAST!

Preliminary benchmark results are on-line so Angular v17 performance can be compared with other libraries: krausest.github.io/js-framework-b… Still need to wait for the official results but the trend is well visible. And quite honestly, I'm just starting to look at those benchmarks :-)

This is 🔥 I _knew_ that Angular signals will be great fit for the TanStackQuery and was hoping for this integration. But didn't expect it _that_ fast :-)

On my way to NG Poland Conf - this will be the first time keynoting a conference in my home country and I couldn't be happier about it!

It's Friday and apparently Angular just got it's renaissance! Here's a brand new Angular runtime so you can go play with all the new ng17 goodness this weekend. Enjoy!

Those were great discussions - thnx for having us House of Angular !

So much looking forward to speaking Angular in Rome!

🙌 New episode of JS Party! 💭 @Angular Signals 😎 with Pawel Kozlowski & Alex Rickabaugh ⚡️ hosts KBall & Amal Hussein 💚 jsparty.fm/310

I do remember very vividly every decision and consideration that lead to building Angular's reactivity on top of signal primitives. And I stand by all the great properties of this move. Still, it is totally wild seeing those ideas spreading in the entire JS ecosystem!

Thank you Manfred Steyer for spreading info and knowledge about all the cool stuff we've been shipping!

I _think_ I need to start talking about this stuff more. Fetch-as-you-render, while very convenient for _developers_, has major drawbacks for _users_: waterfalls and their impact on perf, difficulty sharing fetched data, ... Declarative render-as-you-fetch needs more focus.

Thnx for having me Jarosław Żołnowski Sonu Kapoor - always happy to chat about this fun topic called reactivity :-)