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Which #Python Linter and formatter should I use for my project? #askingforafriend
Go have a look at the course from @brechtbilliet. Back when I started I had the pleasure of getting an in-house workshop from him and it helped me and the team a lot.
Next to a great course builder he is also a very nice and approachable guy, don't wait and have a look!
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🚀 Thrilled to share what I’ve been working on: Nitrokit – a game-changing toolset for Angular developers! 💻
Makers lose time on repetitive tasks. Nitrokit supercharges your dev process with:
⚡ Generators
⚡ Prebuilt Components
⚡ Supabase integration
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simplified.courses/angular-b…
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If you are using @angular SSR, make sure to update zone.js to 0.14.8 as it contains a fix for a memory leak when using `fetch`.
github.com/angular/angular/b…
We just released a beta version for angular-split working with @angular version 18.
Please have a look and provide us with feedback
github.com/angular-split/ang…
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Tomorrow is our online Angular lunch session, join us via the rsvp by using the following link
meetu.ps/e/MV56p/9Jvwg/i
#angular
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v18 is here!
I'm especially proud of this one. Our biggest challenge is maintaining Angular's stability and reliability while evolving with the modern web, and v18 walks this line with our first steps towards a future without zone.js.
`ng update` today, and give it a try!
🔥 Angular v18 is now available
Excited to share the next milestone in the evolution of Angular:
‣ Experimental zoneless
‣ New home for developers on Angular.dev
‣ Material 3, deferrable views, built-in control flow are now stable
‣ More!
blog.angular.io/angular-v18-…
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I have 4 people lined up for interviews but I would like some more! Please help sharing this post to reach more #Dapr users! 🙏
I want to do some short (5 min) interviews with people who are using #Dapr (PoC stage or in production). Questions include: What do you like best about Dapr? What problem did Dapr solve for you? What was an important learning moment when you started with Dapr? Interested? DM me!
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What topics would you like to discuss in our upcoming meetup?
💡 Signals, models or maybe what are the pros and cons of using 3th party libraries?
meetu.ps/e/MV56p/9Jvwg/i
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📢 Join us for our Angular lunch session tomorrow! We'll delve into signals and async topics. Don't miss out—RSVP now for the meetup! #Angular #Async #Signals #TechCommunity
meetup.com/dutch-angular-gro…
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🚀 We released #Angular Testing Library v16 today
With this update, you receive the latest specification updates for role/element mappings to align with WAI-ARIA 1.2.
Why should you care?
🔎 better role support, including new roles
⚠️ existing queries might behave differently
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Join us every last Thursday of the month at our online lunch session. We will hang out and chat about Angular, performance or anything that you like. Link below is for our upcoming session
#Angular
meetu.ps/e/MV56m/9Jvwg/i
Any hints who I should follow on the topic of DORA or SPACE metrics and Developer Experience? #dora #space #askingforafreind
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Our study groups meet live several times a week, come join us on AngularNation.net! #WeLearnTogether 🥰
The architecture space of @Angular_Nation was incredible tonight.
- Draw architecture diagrams to list all the components of a system before writing codes. A clear diagram leads to clear folder organization and clear codes
Happy to announce that myself and @esosanderelias are taking over the maintance of angular-split. We will open a GH discussion soon where we will highlight some changes/ improvements we would like to do.
Thanks @beeman_nl for your efforts in this project.
In an effort to focus my energy on the things that matter most for me, I've decided to sunset 2 of my open source projects (angular-split and nx-go).
I've not used these libraries in any of my own projects for the last years, and supporting them is becoming a burden.
I might consider giving over maintenance to another developer, but only if you have a track record of maintaining libraries (it needs visible and recent activity on both GitHub and NPM). Send me a DM if interested.
In any case, both of the projects are available under a permissive open source license so people are free to fork them.
I understand this might be disturbing for some of the projects depending on them, but I don't see a way to keep on motivated to maintaining them.
Maintaining Open Source software is classically a pretty thankless endeavor and without a lot of meaningful contributions or sponsorships it's just not worth it for me.
Time to focus on other things!
Onward and upward!
We opened the discussion today, share your feedback our thoughts.
github.com/angular-split/ang…
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Just updated my ngx-electronify library to Angular v17 🚀Use it to enjoy desktop capabilities with Electron in #Angular apps 🖥️
github.com/bampakoa/ngx-elec…
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Looking forward to seeing our friend and @angular expert, @DecodedFrontend, THIS Friday! Questions and participation encouraged! #YouCanSitWithUs
Hey 👋 This Friday (12.01.2024) at 15:00, I attend a private study group dedicated to #Angular Interviews organized by @Angular_Nation . It will be a private online chat to help you prepare for upcoming interviews. Reserve your place here for just $10 - bit.ly/angular-interview-ngn…
















