👋 Hey fellow Angular Addict
Since this was the first (April) issue of my Angular Addicts Newsletter, let me tell you what this is all about.
My name is Gergely Szerovay, I work as a frontend development chapter lead. Teaching (and learning) Angular is one of my passions. I consume content related to Angular on a daily basis — articles, podcasts, conference talks, you name it.
I created the Angular Addict Newsletter so that I can send you the best resources I come across each month. Whether you are a seasoned Angular Addict or a beginner, I got you covered.
Next to the newsletter, I also have a publication called — you guessed it — Angular Addicts. It is a collection of the resources I find most informative and interesting. Let me know if you would like to be included as a writer.
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You can read the May (#2), June (#3), July (#4) and August (#5) issues here.
💎 Angular Gems of April, 2022
📰 Angular Developer Survey 2021 Results
Nearly 25k developers participated in the survey, Minko Gechev ’s article summarizes the results and how these are reflected in the Angular roadmap.
🎞️ Nx Conf Lite 2022
Nx Conf Lite 2022 was held at the end of April, and its recordings are now available.
I really enjoyed Colum Ferry’s (@coly010) presentation: Supercharged Micro Frontends with Monorepos. I also highly recommend checking out this talk by Benjamin Cabanes and Philip Fulcher: Understanding Monorepos: What you need to know
📰 Reactive programming in Angular
Jorge Solis highlights the key differences between functional and object-oriented programming, and explains what reactive programming is in Angular and gives useful advice on when you should use it.
📰 The ultimate guide on how to create customizable Angular components
Kevin Kreuzer (@kreuzerk) describes a great way of using CSS variables and mixins to style Angular components. In one of his recent article he also writes about styling content projection in Angular.
📰 GTM Tracking Service in Angular
Ayyash Ayyash’s (@ayyash) step-by-step guide explains how to set up Google Tag Manager 4 and connect it with Google Analytics, and also talks about how to implement a service that will help you maintain the tags in your application.
Thanks for reading! I hope you enjoyed the first issue of the Angular Addicts Newsletter! If you have any feedback, just comment here or write to me, and I will get back to you!
Top comments (1)
Oh you mentioned me, thanks :)