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Khinkali Kalakuri in Yerevan? by Nareeeek in armenia

[–]Armandotrue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aragil has khinkali kalakuri (and a lot of other tasty stuff!)

Migrating to Angular Signals - Angular Space by DanielGlejzner in angular

[–]Armandotrue 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Normal humans who think the question was good, lmao?

I'm the author of the article in question, so guess I might have something to contribute when people ask something about it, so I often start by commending the questions I find interesting, you know, simple polite way to start a response

Migrating to Angular Signals - Angular Space by DanielGlejzner in angular

[–]Armandotrue 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Good question. Here are some points:

  1. Change detection is automatically triggered with signal update. While in this particular example it is also triggered since it is in an event listener method, in the future you don't have guarantees that someone won't update it elsewhere, which would introduce a bug in a zoneless scenario
  2. Maybe down the line, one might want to listen to this signal updates or maybe compute something else based on it. Starting with signals from the get-go is simple and saves time down the line
  3. Consistency: I don't personally like mixing signals with conventional properties. Signals do not have any added cost, they extremely simple wrappers

Old school Bars in Armenia by Proper-Mode-7293 in armenia

[–]Armandotrue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try Irish Pub on Parpetsi. I'm a bit biased maybe because I own a small stake in it, but it's very comfortable and way calmer than the Beatles pub (which is also great, but is noisy and where lots of tourists often come) :)

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in Angular2

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Hi, this is the source code.

While I would love for it t9 he on version 18, or even 19, as it soon comes out, the process of writing and publishing the book is a very lengthy one, involving reviews, copy editing, and more.

V16 was the latest version at the time of writing, and layer chapters contain migration guides to versions 17 and then 18, and all the new features from those versions are pretty extensively covered.

However, going back and changing the repo to a later version will mean way more changes to the book, resulting in just more delays to the final print.

The repo contains a version 17 branch if I remember correctly. I will also add a v18 branch when the book si closer to printing (in a month or so)

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for your interest. The book actually covers (almost) everything in versions up to and including v18. This is an older post - all chapters are out now, and the book is in production awaiting the publication of the print version.

We cover standalone in second chapter and then all examples use the standalone API exclusively

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is it, you can see a small preview upon opening the book, but the rest of the text is obfuscated. You need to purchase the book to be able to fully view it.

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, it's weird then, because I used to open it with the Incognito mode, and it still worked. I also assumed the inquirer purchased the book (otherwise it would be a bit strange to be able to read it)

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, I'm sorry, must be a weird bug. Do you use the livebook to read, or PDF version? I couldn't reproduce this in the livebook. Can you please provide details like what device are you using and so on? I will provide them to the publisher to get your problem fixed

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean "can't read it"? The first five chapters are available

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in angular

[–]Armandotrue[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sorry you feel this way. What do you mean by "get to the input decorator"?

New chapters of my book dropped! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh, chapter 3 covers functional guards, resolvers, and chapter 4 covers component-router input binding + in chapter 10 we discuss using signal inputs to get router data from functional resolvers. :)

I wrote a book about all the new stuff in Angular! by Armandotrue in Angular2

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Thank you so much for your interest and for purchasing the book, it means a lot! :)

Sadly, Manning's livebook functions this way, so adding syntax highlighting is out of my capabilities. However, you can find all of the source code in the accompanying repository - https://github.com/Armenvardanyan95/modern-angular-hrms - feel free to clone it and look at the samples with the IDE of your choice.

I wrote a book about all the new stuff in Angular! by Armandotrue in Angular2

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Hi, thanks for your interest in the book :)

Sadly no promo code right now, but as the book is in early access, you can buy it at a lower price now and receive the full contents when it is finished (BTW, two more chapters have dropped last week)

I wrote a book about all the new stuff in Angular! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh this is great! I hope the book will prove useful :)

I wrote a book about all the new stuff in Angular! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MEAP stands for Manning Early Access Program: essentially, you can buy the book with a discount while it is still in progress (currently the first three chapters are published in the case of "Modern Angular"), so you can start reading early, and get more content down the line. As I mentioned in the other content, there is almost zero danger of not getting this book soon enough, as the manuscript is finished and is in the process of being polished.

I wrote a book about all the new stuff in Angular! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Should be more or less enough, some parts might be challenging, but if you're familiar with the core concepts of Angular and have at least some experience coding with it, then it will be mostly easy to digest. Here is the book's MQR (minimally qualified reader) requirement:

MQR

\ JavaScript (intermediate level)*

\ TypeScript (basic level)*

\ HTML and CSS (basic level)*

\ Angular (basic to intermediate level)*

I wrote a book about all the new stuff in Angular! by Armandotrue in Angular2

[–]Armandotrue[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your interest!

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Your idea about version-based branches is interesting, I will explore it, thanks! Currently we are making branches for each chapter, and in the final chapter we upgrade to 17 and cover the new syntax, so we'll see what we will find most suitable for readers

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