This is the 27th issue of the Angular Addicts Newsletter, a monthly collection of carefully selected Angular resources that got my attention. (Here are the 27th 26th and 25th)
Angular 18.1, the latest minor version of Angular, was released in July. Cédric Exbrayat covers the key new features:
Alexander Thalhammer explains Server-Side Rendering (SSR), Static Site Generation (SSG), Hydration and Event Replay. He shows how to set these up in an Angular application and offers best practices and tips for improving the user experience.
Dany Paredes shows us by examples, how to unit test a component with multiple dependencies like child components or external libraries with the help of the NgMocks mocking library.
In this post, Mark Thompson and Jeremy Elbourn clarify that Angular Material is not affected by changes to Google's Material Web Components (MWC), as it does not rely on them. Angular Material remains under active development. The team aims to enhance Angular CDK features and documentation to help developers build high-quality user interfaces.
Moe Mollaie explains, when real-time connections are needed and compares different solutions. He then walks through building a real-time chat application using Angular and a Firebase.
Igor Pak provides two use cases to illustrate when to use Signals and when to use RxJS. His article shows that while Signals are good for state management and simple data updates, they might miss intermediate values in complex scenarios.
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