I really love improved completions in new Angular language service 🔸 selectors for directives 🔸 `$event` symbol support 🔸 pseudo elements('ng-container', 'ng-template' etc) 🔸exportAs in template reference variables 🔸tuple array, `$any()` Try it 👉ng-run.com/edit/UOdI1Dg0T…

Walking into a javascript interview but the water bottle is a healthy knowledge of .reduce()

"The most valuable thing you can make is a mistake - you can't learn anything from being perfect." - Adam Osborne

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Angular 9's Best Hidden Feature: Strict Template Checking auth0.com/blog/angular-9… via Auth0

If you're missing the noise of crowded places during this #lockdown, there's a lot of videos like this one on YouTube that can bring you all over the world 😉 youtu.be/ByQY7_9FN4w #NotWeirdASMR #CoronaLockdown

10 New JavaScript Features in ES2020 That You Should Know #JavaScript bit.ly/3bOIisx

How does kanban relate to DevOps? pocket.co/xd3dpp

Getting creative with the Console API! areknawo.com/getting-creati…

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A quick tips for Angular devs, if you need a back-end framework for your local apps (or more), you should try NestJS. Like in #Angular you'll use modules, injectables, controllers and #TypeScript ❤ to help you create your app's API endpoints easily. nestjs.com

JavaScript tip: Objects are similar to Maps - both store key-value pairs, in both, you can retrieve a value associated with a key, delete keys, and detect if you have a particular key in the collection. At the same time, there are few essential differences:

Version 10 is now available! Check out the new date range picker and the new tooling improvements. blog.angular.io/version-10-of-…

Cheatsheet to understand the difference between "Object.freeze" and "as const" in TypeScript. Although "Object.freeze" comes from JavaScript and has runtime enforcement, it also has TypeScript-specific specific behavior. "as const" is a TypeScript specific construct.

💡 #Angular 🚀🦊 tip for the day! Do you want to reduce your bundle size even more? Using import('./component') you can load any component lazily and use it in any case. Let's figure it out! 😻 stackblitz.com/edit/angular-l…

Today, we are excited to announce Angular.dev – the future home for Angular developers. goo.gle/angular-dot-dev