What’s new in Angular (Google I/O ’18)
Angular has a flag that will cut hundreds of kilobytes off of your bundles, improve mobile experiences, and allow you to dynamically create components on the fly. Learn about these changes and what they mean for your applications.
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#io18 event: Google I/O 2018; re_ty: Publish; fullname: Stephen Fluin; event: Google I/O 2018;
If you’re wondering what has changed and how the new Ivy implementation compares to the existing, check out this article https://blog.angularindepth.com/ivy-engine-in-angular-first-in-depth-look-at-compilation-runtime-and-change-detection-876751edd9fd
Always pleasant to see Stephen and Kara talk, nice one, thank you guys! Excited about the changes that happend and the upcoming Ivy view engine!
Great vision for reducing code size, rapid turnaround and overall making aps better for users and developers.
Cool talk. Useful for newbies to Angular in a way. ?? Doesn’t matter what tool you use, only how you use it.
Not as snazzy as some of the big stage stuff, but changes most welcome. Ivy most anticipated 🙂 Finally sanity on dependencies.
I love doing programming in Angular it’s getting better and better u guyz are just amazing…would love to be part of development team in angular 🙂 🙂
Angular Team, don’t worry about all the hate, keep going with the framework. We love it!
Ivy is gonna be lit! Glad to see some performance improvements coming down the pipeline 🙂
Thank you angular for taking care of developers.
20:57 What Google exactly has wanted to do with all the JavaScript frameworks and libraries and Web Components. You write in one Library or Framework and export it to WebComponents
Absolutely loved Angular
Hey. I’ve been waiting for this talk to be uploaded since 6pm. Very excited about Ivy. Great work.
I like angular because it is simple and makes sense. React is faster and growing fast in hiring. What is the google Angular tactic strategies to take back its share in web projects and in jobs ?
Thank you angular for taking care of developers.
Need an example on 10:30 though.
Looking out for the same example. Have you managed to find it ??
Angular is absolutely awesome
Very excited about Ivy! Shame we don’t get the debugging demo on the replay. When will Ivy come out ?
You can take a look at their keynote at ng-conf.
https://youtu.be/dIxknqPOWms?t=38m16s
I came in here to hear about Angular 4, but I’m learning and working in Angular 6. My how times have changed 😀
I think angular should stop at interpolation. That is the only anchor point for most angular users, in my opinion. Unfortunately they didn’t stop and monkey patches over monkey patches making this monster. The evil of angular in my opinion is it separated, or at least discouraged developers from raw dom access, which is the most essential and fundamental thing of the web development.
Awesome improvements to angular looking forward to use those features.
The problem with Angular is the “New” things that goes in it.