#angular, this appears to show Angular is heading in the right direction to attract interest, still lots of work to be done, but heading in the right place.

#angular StateOfJS 2024 is out and Angular is starting to show a strong comeback, that increase is this year alone, hopefully there will be an even stronger signal next year 💪 !

#angular stateofjs 2024 early results, Angular so far on a sharp curve toward positive, have you filled in the survey? It ends on 10 Dec.

#angular stateofjs 2024 early results, Angular so far on a sharp curve toward positive, have you filled in the survey? It ends on 10 Dec.

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wow! I also just learned that Volkswagen uses RxJS. 🤯

In new releases not only BMW but also Porsche, VW and Bentley will run their UI on #RxAngular 😍😊💪

Zone.js (the most useful part of it) is already revived as AsyncLocalStorage in Node.js and Cloudflare’s workerd: - https://t.co/V8NYwGENVM - https://t.co/2x1r4qsG7g And is being standardized by TC39 as https://t.co/a3dEIyvPlf It was an idea we “stole” from Dart… 🧵

@JLarky It shows you details of how manifest.json is handled for your PWA, and there are other sections with more specific usage data

The Amapiano genre has seen a crazy explosion over the last decade coming out of South Africa. In 2023 alone, the genre had 1.4 billion streams on Spotify - with 55% of that being played in markets outside of Africa. Very cool to see it taking the global stage! Check out more

If you'd like to see something like this in @WebStormIDE please upvote this ticket: https://t.co/I141GqHBAS

that feeling when a seemingly impossible bug turns out to be a single character typo that your eyes skipped the dozens of times you read through the code

HTML now comes with legs 😏

In the conclusion

#angular interest is picking up, hasn't made a complete comeback yet but positive direction so far, can it keep going?

I hope I can convey this better someday, but feels like a good path so far.

SCSS file is minimal and only contains complex cases, less to parse and easy to see where adjustments can be made.

I'm still settling my thoughts on this but feels like the right balance. The inline css was the one I resisted the most but it actually works because it's for unique cases, no need to force anything and easy to see that an element relies on unique values.

I also then add an id class name for re-usable components so that they can be easily targeted for customization e.g. _modal-title, just serves as a label for easy id

Personal 🌶️ take, css feels good this way: - Component Lib e.g. Material | Theming (Colors, Fonts etc) - Utility Lib e.g. Bootstrap | Main Tool (Layout, Space, Size, Align...) - Inline CSS | Unique props, specific px values - SCSS File | Advanced (Media Query, Hard Selectors)