1 - Angular Signals: From Zero to Production
Complete guide to Angular Signals: signal(), computed(), effect(), input/output signals, model signals, migration from Zone.js, and practical production patterns.
Series on the latest Angular features: signals, standalone components, zoneless change detection, new template syntax with @if/@for/@defer, SSR, and incremental hydration.
Questa serie raccoglie 10 articoli (circa 169 minuti di lettura totale), pensati per un livello Intermediate. Gli argomenti principali trattati sono Angular, signals, zoneless, standalone.
Complete guide to Angular Signals: signal(), computed(), effect(), input/output signals, model signals, migration from Zone.js, and practical production patterns.
Learn how change detection works without Zone.js in Angular 21: zoneless configuration, Signal-based detection, step-by-step migration, and performance benchmarks.
Complete guide to Angular's new template syntax: @if with @else if, @for with mandatory track, @switch, @defer for lazy loading, and automatic migration.
Learn how to develop in Angular without NgModules: standalone components, routing with loadComponent, bootstrapApplication(), and automatic migration.
Explore Angular's Signal Forms proposal: signal-based form state, reactive validation, hybrid patterns with Reactive Forms, and migration strategies.
Server-Side Rendering in Angular 21: full hydration, incremental hydration with @defer, event replay, SSG prerendering, and SEO optimization.
Practical guide to optimizing LCP, INP, and CLS in Angular: NgOptimizedImage, bundle optimization, font loading, production monitoring, and benchmarks.
Transform your Angular app into a PWA: service worker, manifest, caching strategies, offline support, push notifications, and install prompt.
Master advanced DI in Angular: inject() function, InjectionToken, multi providers, functional guards/interceptors, EnvironmentInjector, and testing.
Step-by-step guide to migrate from Angular 17 to 21: ng update, breaking changes per version, library compatibility, testing, and final checklist.
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