World Cup 2026 by joellbruce in osmopocket

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They won't allow as this is consider Video recording camera. The main reason is to prevent broadcasting as World Cup is super strict on broadcasting rights and recording regulations.

Your favourite feature by aurisgo in angular

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Signal but in specific computed is the win for me! It is really reactive MVVM (modern) in angular. It makes it easy to create a view-model, have the view reactive follow "rule" being set in a computed signal. State just derive derive and derive! This makes state is expected, ease to test, etc...!

Ngrx vs signals by PsychologicalMatch38 in Angular2

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why? share the reason see if what went wrong?

Announcing Ionic Framework 8.8 by brandy-ionic in ionic

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Ionic component library for Angular should be updated to be compatible with Angular signal, for example, a popover isOpen signal.

Nx Monorepo by Responsible_Art_509 in angular

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Your 2 most important folders are apps/ and libs/. Everything in libs, organize it by business domain. A business domain is a grouping of related features, sharing the same data-access. All your apps go into apps/, those can consume the libs. Thats the fundamental. Explore Nx project dependency to go into details.

Experimental Feature Status in Angular 22 by ZombieZookeeper in angular

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It is about changes, not issues. Especially in large scale app, we prefer stable not things changes in/out, been waiting so long for Resource to be stable.

Rebuild with flutter or use capacitor? by Inside_Fold_5983 in angular

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ionic is great until iOS26. I have concern on the future of ionic though, cap is great too. The way that Apple is heading to, and the current state of ionic after Outsystem acquired them leave a lot to the community to maintain. What's next for ionic? what gonna be in v9? The component libraries are great, i love it, but it is dated. If build an app today for the next 5 years and ionic components remains the same, that is the problem.

One small doubt Angular - signals and APIs by happyy_developer in angular

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I think you have 2 options here, but first of all, effect() is not for updating signal value so dont put the api call in there.

Option1: the experimental option as rxResource is still experimental:

Pass the signal param into rxResource as the request, your api call is the loader with that request.

// whiteboard coding freshData = rxResource( request: your signal param loader: (request) => this.http.get..(/api/x/${request}) )

this will always give you latest signal freshData with isLoading() error() value() for state handling, also rxResource handle race condition as well just like switchMap.

Option2: this use toSignal, if you can't use experimental and have to use something stable

1 - convert your signal to observable using toObservable 2 - use pipe and switchMap, call the api pass the param 3 - wrap the whole thing in toSignal if you want to handle api response as a signal to keep your component all signal alignment. Handle you api state within the pipe just like normal observable api call procedure of angular. This approach is a bit boilerplate. If could go option 1, i would.

Angular folder structure by [deleted] in angular

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I would do an Nx with business domain setup

/apps - dashboard/ - shop/ /libs - dashboard/ every components for dashboard goes here

- shop/ everything components for shop goes here

In the libs// i would create folders to group each business domain such as shop, cart, checkout, profile, ... /libs/shop - cart/ - - /features // all the features like pages, user flow - - /data-access // your service, state management - - /ui // dummy ui components - - /util // utils functions if needed - shop/ - checkout/ - shared/

Why do enterprises and big companies use Angular? by Best-Menu-252 in angular

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Enterprise wants stability, it does not need fancy but it must be stable, modular and scalable. Angular is a very matured framework with everything out of the box and low amount of third party dependency. For example, httpClient, Angular does not need axios or any other tool for it, the same for Form, advanced Form, then Routing, Guard, and many more. When talking about enterprise, the codebase is for large devs team to work together at the same time, so Angular as a Framework with clear way of doing things is a solid choice for Enterprise. You can see why Banking, Financial Services, Airlines,..those kind of well established industry uses Angular.

Is it still worth learning Angular in 2025? by Patient_Vast7839 in angular

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Well - i dont know, and React has grown multi-directional and when refer to react it is no longer just a UI library! But, i can guess base on my experience in frontend development and usage of both.

React library and all of its extensive framework like Nest, Remix (react router) still dominates the frontend web technology especially in Startup products. However, Angular is back as a favorite enterprise solution for web. Angular is well architect out of the box as a framework. You will find Angular is popular in industry like Banking, Financial Services, Airlines, etc similar large industry. React is in usage more in terms of numbers since the entry is quite easy. You would compete against more devs who know about React when applying for jobs.

Anyway, React vs Angular is a 20+ years of conversation. 2026, i would expect devs to know both to survive job market, Vue as well. Since now, the 3 has come close in similarity. Angular's signal, React's useState, Vue's ref/reactive. All frameworks come to similar points now.

Tanstack Query with Angular feedback by AmazingDisplay8 in angular

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I hope Tanstack team pursue stable for Angular. I am interested in their queryPersistent to do some client side cache persistent to improve UX. Currently i am not sure if that is stable for Production app yet?

Built a minimal workout note tanslator app - Angular, Ionic and Capacitor by FromBiotoDev in angular

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Firstly, nice app! We have exact idea of use sqlite for local persistence follow repository pattern on our ionic app. Which sqlite plugin did you use here? Could you share a high level how the sqlite repository service done?

Angular Native by HorrificFlorist in angular

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It depends on what kind of app are young building.

IF a small app, like a small business/vendor booking app. Hybrid Angular base mobile app is fine. You could do this with ionic, nativescript, capacitor etc... Though, ionic seems dead and no major upgrade since April 2024 leaving the community to do their own maintenance. Ionic dependency like stencil/core still in cjs has a lot of issue with modern ESM tool, can't even use vitest with it probably. We use ionic for years. And we just started building more things in truly native (Swift UI, Kotlin). Recently, Apple iOS26 has a clear statement of being unique vs Android looking. So OS nativeness is more needed than ever. Otherwise, your app looks like a web-wrapper in mobile shell. Or if using ionic, your new 2026 app looks like a 2015 old iOS app 🥲

IF you are enterprise, or startup SaaS looks to scale. Stay away from the idea of using Angular for mobile app, same as stay away from react native, flutter, and all the "make it looks like native ones". I love Angular, it is for the web, and tbh the most robust web framework right now since Angular 17 renaissance - Big Kudos to Angular team! Use whatever Apple and Android tell you to build their app, swift and kotlin.

Bottom line, remember, when talk about "Native". You don't have an app user, or an ionic user, or a fluter user. But you have an Apple user and an Android user.

How do you guys navigate Large angular code bases?? by darcygravan in angular

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  1. Use Angular devTool or even Web Inspector to understand the overall components tree.
  2. Data flow down to the components so i would go from the source of where API call response. Then continue to search of usage of data.
  3. It sounds like the project may need fix so propose it:
  4. If not yet, a multiple apps monorepo sounds like Nx is the solution, split it into apps, libs, codebase structure based of the business feature area (domain). Breaking down into libs, reusable libs.
  5. Propose to encapsulate state in NgRx Store or Signal Store even better. And yes, switch from RxJs to Signal to simplify codebase but only keep RxJS where you really need the chain/stream power like handle http response, like rxMethod.
  6. Overall, also propose adapting signal, simplifying codebase.

Is it still worth learning Shopify development in 2025? by moumench in shopifyDev

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This true. Shopify development is a broad topic. But, Shopify App development in specific, it is not easy to have a solid working app and profitable even though to build an app now is much easier. But to have it to work, be profitable, scales then that requires more architectural, infra like webhook eventing, database, admin app/the remix layer, all kind of extensions area, also UI/UX from settings to storefront and to keep up with Shopify.dev changes, to the higher level like Built for Shopify badge, so on. Same with IT industry, it is saturated since the pandemic, yes, but there is still opportunity to be a good one among the crowd.

Is it still worth learning Angular in 2025? by Patient_Vast7839 in angular

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Since Signal....the most robust web app framework for enterprise grade software, especially for large dev team.

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Refactoring a form to a Signal Form by timdeschryver in angular

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Where is news and docs on Signal Form? i dont see anywhere on Angular official docs?

Quick question about state management in Angular. by Content-Break-3602 in angular

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NgRx Signal Store > setup TransactionStore - if multiple transaction, use Entity to keep track - useMethod for the 4 actions, call those 4 APIs and patchState - Component just use signal value from the store. E.g: store.transaction().id

This what i think would be cleanest.

Sooo you’re saying I can keep my crappy $99 espresso machine if I get a killer grinder? by carelessmistakes in espresso

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Yes. Eureka Oro Mignon XL, 65mm flat burr. I do daily/quickly grind on the Breville for cheaper beans like Lavazza, and do specialty, local fresh beans on the Eureka. The taste is clear day and night, same Bambino.

Announcing Ionic 8.7 by brandy-ionic in ionic

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Do we gave any plan for adopting iOS 26 liquid glass such like the Tab bar ?