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Angular @angular.dev · 24/09/2026

For Jimy Dolores, the best part of the Angular community is meeting amazing builders and constantly learning from them. This collaborative spirit makes our ecosystem the best place to grow. Learn alongside experts like Jimy - apply to the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex... ✨

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Angular @angular.dev · 23/09/2026

Angular v2.0 dropped on Sept 15, 2016 - marking 10 years of modern Angular last week 🥳✨ A decade of shared growth, transformative updates, and millions of apps shipped worldwide. Which version was your very first ng new? Drop it below 👇

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Angular @angular.dev · 17/09/2026

In our community for 6 years, Jimy Dolores is a Software Architect streamlining dev workflows ⚙️ His favorite feature is Standalone components - removing modules and simplifying route configuration. Subscribe to Jimy's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@LogiDev 💻

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Angular @angular.dev · 09/09/2026

Alain Chautard credits the dedication of our long-term community members as the main driver behind his knowledge. 💡 It’s that deep commitment to sharing that makes the Angular family so special! Connect with this global developer ecosystem: developers.google.com/community/ex... 🙌

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Angular @angular.dev · 02/09/2026

A cornerstone of Angular for 11 years, Alain Chautard is a Trainer helping devs master the framework 💡 His favorites are Signals & the httpResource API for writing pure signal code without RxJS complexity for basic data-fetching. 🏎️ Explore Alain’s training: www.angulartraining.com 🛠️

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Angular @angular.dev · 25/08/2026

For GDE Balram Chavan, the true magic of the Angular community is continuous shared growth. He finds his deepest joy in learning every day while actively giving back to help other developers succeed. Grow alongside experts like Balram - join the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex... ✨

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Angular @angular.dev · 11/08/2026

Alvaro finds his deepest motivation in organizing the monthly AngularSP meetups. For him, nothing beats the reward of bringing people together, sharing knowledge, and helping the community members grow and shine. Inspired to uplift others? Apply to become a GDE: developers.google.com/community/ex...

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Angular @angular.dev · 03/08/2026

Meet Alvaro, building with our community for 5 years! 🌟 His favorite feature is Signals - giving you fine-grained reactivity without complex setups. They cut boilerplate, simplify state tracking, and keep data flow predictable. Explore Alvaro's work: alvarocamillont.dev 🚀

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Angular @angular.dev · 24/07/2026

For Kevin, the true magic of the Angular community is its global reach. He loves how developers from around the world can instantly connect and unite over a shared passion for building software. Connect with this global network - join the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex... ✨

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Angular @angular.dev · 20/07/2026

Sharing content for 7 years and a GDE for 3, Kevin is one of the pillars of our community. His favorite framework feature? Signals. He loves the massive reactivity benefits they bring and how ✨beautiful✨ they make the codebase look. Check out Kevin's work on GitHub: github.com/kevindaviladev

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Angular @angular.dev · 14/07/2026

Beyond the excellent code and deep technical debates, Maria cherishes the deeply human side of our community. From unique hobbies to philosophical chats, it's the diverse passions of our developers that make it special. Connect with the community. Become a GDE: developers.google.com/community/ex...

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Angular @angular.dev · 08/07/2026

Meet Maria, an Angular Expert of 6 years passionate about building an inclusive web! Her favorite tools are Headless UI components with Angular Aria for maximum accessibility without styling limits. Check out Maria’s work here: www.barrierefreie-webentwicklung.com

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Angular @angular.dev · 30/06/2026

For Johannes, the best part of the Angular family is its collective generosity. Whether it’s open source, tutorials, or answering tricky questions, everyone genuinely wants to grow together. Join this culture of giving back! Apply to the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex...

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Angular @angular.dev · 22/06/2026

From the days of AngularJS to modern v22, Johannes has been a longtime voice in our community 🏫 His favorite feature? Signals. He loves how they bring absolute clarity to reactivity and make teaching reactive concepts a total breeze. Explore Johannes’s training and work here: angular.schule

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Angular @angular.dev · 17/06/2026

What makes Angular special for Lance? It’s the mutual respect between the ecosystem and the core team at Google. Heartfelt care for the framework drives everyone to build a better web together. Become a leader in the ecosystem. Apply for the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex...

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Angular @angular.dev · 08/06/2026

For over a decade, Lance has been a staple in the Angular world 🏗️ His favorite evolution? Signals. They’ve fundamentally improved how we write templates, components, and services across the board. See what Lance is building: github.com/lmfinney 💻

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Angular @angular.dev · 21/05/2026

11 years of Angular excellence 🌟 Meet Muhammad, a long time community member whose current favorite feature is the power of the @defer block combined with hydration. It’s a game-changer for performance. Check out Muhammad’s contributions here: github.com/ahsanayaz 🚀

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Angular @angular.dev · 15/05/2026

For Fanis, being part of the Angular family is all about the beautiful cycle of knowledge - sharing what he knows while constantly learning from the brilliance of others. 🔄🧠 Ready to share your expertise? Apply for the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex... 🌟

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Angular @angular.dev · 23/04/2026

8 years in the Angular community and still going strong 💪 Meet Fanis Prodromou - when he isn’t coding, you can find him riding his motorcycle or tending to his garden. 🏍️🌱 Explore his latest technical insights here: blog.profanis.me 💻

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Angular @angular.dev · 21/04/2026

Want to see the future of Angular in the Cloud? ☁️ Join Mark at #GoogleCloudNEXT in Las Vegas (April 22-24) as he presents: Build scalable AI-powered web apps with Angular www.googlecloudevents.com/next-vegas/s...

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Angular @angular.dev · 16/04/2026

Just one week until Google Cloud Next kicks off in Las Vegas! 🎲 Mark your schedules for Mark’s session on "Build scalable AI-powered web apps with Angular" www.googlecloudevents.com/next-vegas/s... Will we see you in the audience? Let us know 👇

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Angular @angular.dev · 14/04/2026

For Wayne, the most rewarding part of the Angular journey is witnessing the evolution of the Angular Kenya community - seeing local developers transform into seasoned pros who return to mentor the next generation. Feeling inspired? Join the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex... ✨

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Angular @angular.dev · 10/04/2026

Meet Wayne Gakuo, an Angular Expert who has been a pillar of the community for 6 years 🌟 His current favorite feature? The sleek and powerful Control Flow Syntax. Check out Wayne’s work and journey here: waynegakuo.netlify.app 🚀

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Angular @angular.dev · 09/04/2026

Heading to Las Vegas for Google Cloud Next April 22-24, 2026? 🎰 We’re thrilled to announce that Mark from the Angular team will be taking the stage. Catch his session: Build scalable AI-powered web apps with Angular www.googlecloudevents.com/next-vegas/s...

A speaker promo graphic for Google Cloud Next '26 featuring Mark Thompson. The event is scheduled for April 22-24 in Las Vegas, with the session title "Build scalable AI-powered web apps with Angular

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Angular @angular.dev · 31/03/2026

What keeps Dariusz thriving in the Angular world for 15 years? It’s the people. He finds daily motivation in the supportive, open energy of developers who root for each other's success. It’s that unique spirit that makes the journey rewarding! Join the program: developers.google.com/community/ex...

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Angular @angular.dev · 25/03/2026

Meet Dariusz, a true Angular pioneer with 15 years of dedication to our community 🌟 As an author, speaker, and the force behind NG Poland conference, his impact is felt globally. Join the energy at the 2026 edition of NG Poland! Grab your spot here: ng-poland.pl 🇵🇱

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Angular @angular.dev · 18/03/2026

For Younes, the magic of Angular isn't just in the code. It’s in the collective genius of the community. He believes our best tools and ideas are born from collaboration that simply wouldn't happen in isolation. Ready to join us? Apply for the GDE program here: developers.google.com/community/ex...

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Angular @angular.dev · 09/03/2026

For Younes Jaaidi, the magic happens when community members collaborate to build tools and ideas that wouldn't exist otherwise. ✨ It’s all about collective genius. Check out the collaborative Angular Testing Cookbook: cookbook.marmicode.io/angular/test... 🧪

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Angular @angular.dev · 06/03/2026

🎙️ Tune in NOW! The Angular Team is LIVE for the latest live stream. Watch and join the discussion here: goo.gle/ng-live

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Angular @angular.dev · 05/03/2026

Workflow designers, visual rule engines, system architecture diagrams, low-code editors. ngdiagram.dev is an open-source, Angular-native library built by Synergy Codes. It’s a foundation for building custom visual tools in real-world Angular apps. Check the GitHub: github.com/synergycodes...

A dark-themed graphic titled "ngDiagram" with a green button labeled "INDUSTRIAL & TECHNICAL SCHEMATICS". The central image shows:

Interface: A software window labeled "Demo project / Example" with a side toolbar containing icons for searching, filtering, and settings.

Diagram: A detailed electronic circuit schematic on a grid background featuring various components such as resistors (R1, R3, R4), capacitors (C1, C4, C5), diodes (D1-D4), and an integrated circuit (IC1 TDA1083).

Footer: Text at the bottom stating "Open source by Synergy Codes".

A promotional graphic for "ngDiagram," an open-source tool by Synergy Codes. The image features a dark-mode interface titled "WORKFLOW AUTOMATION BUILDER". Below the title is a visual flowchart on a dotted grid background. The flow starts with a highlighted green node labeled "Start Workflow (Event-based Trigger)," which connects to a "Check Client Source" conditional node. The path then splits into two actions based on the source: "Confirm Request" for a "Partner website" and "Notify Platform" for "Our website". Both paths converge into a final decision node labeled "Recurring Customer?".

A promotional graphic for "ngDiagram" featuring an organizational chart. The diagram shows corporate ownership structures between entities like "Alpha Group Holding," "Novatek Holding NV," and "Jordan Taylor," with percentage labels indicating ownership stakes.

A dark-themed, purple-tinted graphic titled "ngDiagram" with a green button labeled "AND MORE". The image displays a collection of potential use cases for the tool:

Workflow Flowchart: A central, multi-step diagram showing nodes like "Economic details," "User statistics," and "Reports" connected by directional arrows.

Global Statistics Dashboard: A card showing a large "74.3%" completion or status ring, with a table below listing parameters for Sales, Users, and Products across week, month, and plan cycles.

Database Schemas: The bottom section features relational table diagrams for "countries," "users," and "merchants" showing data fields like ID, name, and country_code.

UI Controls: Various floating buttons for actions like "Export," "Share," "Group," and "Add section" are visible throughout the layout.

Footer: The bottom of the image states "Open source by Synergy Codes."

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Angular @angular.dev · 03/03/2026

🗓️ Don't miss the monthly live stream from the Angular Team this Friday, March 6th at 11 AM Pacific Bring your toughest questions. 📺 goo.gle/ng-live

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Angular @angular.dev · 27/02/2026

For Balram, being part of the Angular community is about shared growth and the joy of meeting incredible people at events. 🤝 It’s about more than just code; it’s about the journey we take together. Ready to grow with us? Check out the GDE program: developers.google.com/community/ex...

Being part of community, learning and growing together and meet in person with awesome people at different events.
Balram Chavan

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Angular @angular.dev · 17/02/2026

Meet Balram Chavan, an expert with 5+ years in the community 🌟 Fun fact about Balram? He talks to his code like it’s a real person (and sometimes it listens!) What is the one Angular feature you can’t live without? 👇

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Angular @angular.dev · 04/02/2026

For David Mullerechen, the best part of the Angular world is simple: meeting people and constantly learning. 🤝 It’s that human connection that makes us strong. Want to join this network of experts? Start your GDE journey here: developers.google.com/community/ex...

Meet people. Learn new stuff.
David Mullerechen

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Angular @angular.dev · 28/01/2026

Meet David Mullerechen, a pillar of our community for over 10 years! 🌟 His favorite tools? The CLI and Signals. Want to see a decade of expertise in action? Check out David’s work and contributions here: webdave.tv 👈

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Angular @angular.dev · 26/01/2026

Debugging just got a major upgrade. We’ve officially launched Resource Visualization in Angular DevTools. Now you can gain even deeper insights into your app's lifecycle and dependencies directly in your browser. See it in action and check out the details here: github.com/angular/angu...

Headline: Developer Tool State Management Visualization

Main Container: A dark-mode interface showing a logic flow. A central resource block titled myRsrc is highlighted with a gold border.

Internal Flow: Inside the resource, an extRequest node (red) feeds into loadEffect (purple), state (red), and stream (blue). These converge into green terminal nodes: status (showing "resolved"), value (showing "next_val"), and isLoading (showing "false").

External Context: Above the resource is a parent node rsrcParam with the string "rsrc_param". To the left, unrelated nodes for zippy and counter are visible.

Inspector Window: A small UI overlay in the bottom right summarizes the "myRsrc" state, confirming the type is resource, the status is resolved, and the current value is "next_val".

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Angular @angular.dev · 23/01/2026

Heads up for developers testing the new Signal Forms features, the "field" directive has been changed to "formField" to help prevent potential naming collisions with other directives and libraries.

A "diff" style code screenshot showing a rename in Angular's experimental signals-based forms. The top section (red) shows the old usage of importing Field and binding to [field]. The bottom section (green) shows the updated usage: importing FormField and binding to the [formField] input property instead.

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Angular @angular.dev · 22/01/2026

isActive() provides a new, treeshakable computed signal to determine if a route is active. Check out this example.

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Angular @angular.dev · 22/01/2026

Spread syntax in Angular templates! Use the ... operator in: ▶️ Object literals: {a: 1, ...foo} ▶️ Array literals: [1, ...foo] ▶️ Function calls: fn(1, ...foo) It’s powered by Angular’s "pure function" system, ensuring objects aren't re-created unless data changes. Keep it clean, keep it fast! 🚀

A code snippet demonstrating the use of the JavaScript spread operator within Angular's @let syntax. The code defines a baseModel object, then creates an upgradedModel using {...baseModel} to inherit properties like make, model, and year, while adding a new "radio" property. The HTML below outputs both lists to show the merged data.

Code snippet:
@let baseModel = { make: 'Best Cars', model: 'ng-21', year: 2026 };
@let upgradedModel = {...baseModel, radio: 'Premium Sound System' };

<p>Base Model Details:</p>
<ul>
<li>Make: {{ baseModel.make }}</li>
<li>Model: {{ baseModel.model }}</li>
<li>Year: {{ baseModel.year }}</li>
</ul>

<p>Upgraded Model Details:</p>
<ul>
<li>Make: {{ upgradedModel.make }}</li>
<li>Model: {{ upgradedModel.model }}</li>
<li>Year: {{ upgradedModel.year }}</li>
<li>Radio: {{ upgradedModel.radio }}</li>
</ul>

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Angular @angular.dev · 21/01/2026

Multi-case @switch matching 🎉 You can now define multiple @case statements consecutively that can be applied to the same template. Here's a code example:

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Angular @angular.dev · 22/12/2025

GDE Santosh Yadav appreciates the amazing and supportive nature of our community! Want to join this network of experts? Learn about joining the GDE Program here: developers.google.com/community/ex...

Being able to help the community and learn from amazing community members
Santosh Yadav

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Angular @angular.dev · 17/12/2025

💡 GDE Santosh Yadav (7 yrs in the community) loves Signals. They simplified the learning curve and boosted his code performance. What an Angular icon ⭐ Follow Santosh for more expertise: www.santoshyadav.dev

Years active in the community - 7 years
Favourite Angular feature - Signals which made learning curve easier and enable me writing more performant Angular code AND Standalone Components which reduced the mental overhead of managing modules and helped me write better tests
Website - Santoshyadav.dev
Fun fact - I acted in a school drama when I was in 6th standard, that was my first and last acting gig 😂

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Angular @angular.dev · 10/12/2025

Manfred Steyer believes the best part of Angular is the community's supportive spirit and strong shared values. We're proud of this culture! And what do you value most about our community? Share your thanks.

It's the community itself and its values a lot of community members take care of.
Manfred Steyer

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Angular @angular.dev · 05/12/2025

🎙️ Tune in NOW! The Angular Team is LIVE for the latest live stream. Watch and join the discussion here: goo.gle/ng-live

Angular Coding & Q&A Live Stream
with Mark & Jeremy
December 5th 2025 @ 11am PT
goo.gle/ng-live

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Angular @angular.dev · 04/12/2025

❄ ️ With more than a decade of expert experience, Manfred Steyer loves Signals. They don't just shape the framework's future - they redefine app design. Signals are a true game-changer. You can dive deeper into Manfred's work here: www.angulararchitects.io/en

Years active in the community - 13 years
Favourite Angular feature - I really like how Signals shape the future of the framework and also the thinking about our application code.
Website - https://www.angulararchitects.io/
Fun fact - Well, I'm really clumsy. So, if you need someone to hang a picture, do both of us a favor and ask someone else ... I guess this is the reason why I'm really attracted by software.

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Angular @angular.dev · 03/12/2025

🗓️ Don't miss the monthly live stream from the Angular Team this Friday, Dec 5th at 11 AM Pacific Bring your toughest questions.

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Angular @angular.dev · 28/11/2025

When you talk to Angular veterans like Jason, a common theme emerges: the people 🤝 He values the kind, and truly altruistic spirit of this community - one of the most welcoming spaces in tech, and that's all thanks to you. Join the program today: developers.google.com/community/ex...

I love the amazing people in the community. In general, the community is very friendly. There are some very altruistic people providing resources for learning and amazing tools. It has been one of the best communities to participate in I've ever been a part of.
Jason Warner

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Angular @angular.dev · 25/11/2025

Huge shoutout to Jason Warner, a true Angular pioneer who's been with the community since the AngularJS 0.9 beta. He says: "Keep learning and building cool things. Our community thrives because we all share what we create and learn from each other." Check out his channel: youtube.com/@xocomil

Years active in the community - Since AngularJS 0.9 beta
Favourite Angular feature - Angular is reactive first. Having RxJS and now signals Angular demonstrates its commitment to making reactive designs. Once you figure out how to use the tools, I believe Angular gives you the best set of tools for reacting to very complex user interactions in an easy to understand manner. Teaching me to think reactively and helping to rewire my brain in this manner is a huge benefit to me and the software I write.
Website - https://github.com/xocomil
Fun fact - I grew up on a potato farm in Idaho. Moving wheel lines at 5:30 am during my summers taught me that I wanted to work in software.

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Angular @angular.dev · 14/11/2025

The latest release of Angular is only one week away! 🛠️ Prepare your apps. Join us for the Angular V21 Developer Event on November 20 at 9 AM Pacific. Which feature are you waiting for the most? goo.gle/angular-v21

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Angular @angular.dev · 13/11/2025

Get ready for NG-Poland 🇵🇱 The amazing community-led Angular conference is back. You don't want to miss it. It’s your chance to connect with community leaders and the Angular team. The speakers will be sharing their knowledge and providing incredible insights. Grab your tickets now: ng-poland.pl

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