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- You probably know about lazy-loading<\/a>, but have you considered using the @defer block<\/a> with its prefetching<\/a> and different trigger options<\/a>? These features give you a lot more control over lazy-loading and don’t rely on routing at all.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
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- Angular 19.2 is available! It comes with quite a few interesting experimental features, such as a new httpResource<\/a> (the signal-based alternative to HttpClient), a
defaultValue<\/code> option for resources, the ability to use JavaScript template strings in Angular templates<\/a>, as well a new CLI migration to use self-closing tags: \u2060ng generate @angular\/core:self-closing-tag<\/code><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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- On March 27th, we’ll be running Frontend Nation Angular Day<\/strong> with Minko Gechev, Sarah Drasner, and Jessica Janiuk from the Angular team! It’s a free, online event. Save the date now and register here<\/a>.
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- On March 27th, we’ll be running Frontend Nation Angular Day<\/strong> with Minko Gechev, Sarah Drasner, and Jessica Janiuk from the Angular team! It’s a free, online event. Save the date now and register here<\/a>.
- Angular 19.2 is available! It comes with quite a few interesting experimental features, such as a new httpResource<\/a> (the signal-based alternative to HttpClient), a