ALT Diagram titled: Angular's build tooling is moving to Rust. Same angular.json, same commands; what changed underneath, release by release. Babel (optimizer, i18n inliner, linker) to Oxc, a Rust parser that edits code in place, in 22.1 to 22.2. ng-packagr (building libraries) to @angular/build:library, bundled with Rolldown with an optional migration, in 22.3 (next). esbuild (dev server dependency pre-bundling) to Rolldown through Vite, in 22.1. Karma and Jasmine (unit tests) to Vitest 5 with migrations, in 22.2. From the Angular CLI changelog, July to October 2026.

ALT What Angular Native is. Your Angular components draw real iOS and Android views. Angular talks to the same C++ renderer React Native uses, just without React. Flow: you write an Angular component (<view>, <text>) → Angular Native Renderer2 (@ng-native/platform) → React Native's engine, Fabric (C++ renderer) → UIView on iOS, android.view.View on Android. Not in the picture: no DOM, no WebView, no React components. Angular Native is in alpha. Source: ng-native.com/guide/architecture

ALT Exploring Angular Native. Native mobile apps with Angular! October 21, 4:30 PM UTC. Angular Space TV livestream cover: Armen Vardanyan on a purple space background, with Angular logo and X, YouTube, Twitch, LinkedIn icons.

ALT The Angular Native banner: its red Angular "A" logo and the headline "Build native apps with Angular." on a dark background, with "Angular components rendered as real iOS and Android views. Powered by Expo." and an ALPHA tag. On the right, two phones show a fitness app with activity rings and a music player.