I just signed @RiverActionUK's petition calling on political leaders to rescue our rivers and freshwaters to health for nature and people by 2030. Will you join me and add your name? #RescueBritainsRivers https://t.co/FJW0evOuzC via @38degrees
@brechtbilliet About state management… what is your opinion on using NgRX & GraphQL together. I’ve seen it a lot but can’t help the feeling that managing entity style code in let’s say data access type Nx libraries goes against what GraphQL is meant to be: very selective, inside the component.
And we are at #Angular 16.1. Released half an hour ago.
Main features are
- possibility to use fetch in the HttpClient
- transform input values without a setter function
- TypeScript 5.1
https://t.co/vRxpvEOKOh
In 2020 Figma started hitting growing pains with their single managed Postgres database.
That means they managed to grow to a $2B company on a single mged instance.
I bet at they hired engineers around this time who grumbled about not picking a more ‘scalable’ tech.
We just landed hydration in Angular! You can try it in the prerelease of v16 on Wednesday 🔥
- No flicker due to rerendering when using SSR
- Better Core Web Vitals. 45% improvement in LCP based on early testing
https://t.co/pFSlEWAj2d
Want to make your tests more reliable in Angular? Our very own Andrew Scott is here to help you write better tests without Router mocks and stubs!
📕 https://t.co/hcb6Z1nAco
-webkit-line-clamp allows you to truncate multi-line text 🔥
Supported in Edge, Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, etc.
✅ https://t.co/EarnJIMfOA
📚 https://t.co/Twn39xens9
Intl.RelativeTimeFormat in JavaScript allows you to format relative times with a built-in browser API and get smaller bundles ✨
Try it out with your own language 🌍
Performance tip: content-visibility: auto in CSS can speed up your website *a lot* by delaying painting and most of the rendering of element's content
Learn more about "content-visibility" below ⚡️
📚 https://t.co/gxtn77t6D4
Call the `flat` method of an array to flatten it
As a parameter flat accepts the depth with default value 1. Use `Infinity` to flatten an arbitrary array ✨