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Our priority will be to fork and revive key, unmaintained Angular projects to ensure they stay secure, updated, and community-driven.

That’s why a group of Angular community members and I have teamed up to create a new GitHub organization dedicated to collective open-source governance and long-term maintenance. The GitHub Organization, OpenNG Foundation, is still empty.

We saw this recently when the ngneat organization vanished from GitHub, leaving critical tools like ngneat/spectator missing from the Angular ecosystem. If we do not know why, when such a major project disappears overnight, the whole community feels the impact.

Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 20/03/2026

A lot of open-source projects don't fail over time because the idea was bad. They fail because maintaining them is a lonely journey, and finding a successor is incredibly difficult.

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Same exact rule on Netlify TOS 🫠

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 23/01/2026

My Keep/Stop/Start 2026 plans for the Angular community. Always quite busy 😅 Too limited on Bluesky to do in details, so let's sum it up to: Admin, Moderator, Organizer, Contributor, Blogger, Speaker, Creator

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 17/12/2025

What's the most downloaded major Angular version? I retrieved data to fill it in a chart for you! Projects are slowly moving away from older versions. Do you know why Angular 9 is still that downloaded? Discover live data: www.angular.courses/releases/ins... #angular

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 10/12/2025

When you are lazy about updating your Angular library to support upcoming versions 😅

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 09/12/2025

Make genius choices about choosing your Angular third-party libs and get insights about the right version you should install! I'm currently rebranding my old 'angular compatibility checker' project to a 'health check' one. Still in progress, it should be released this week! #angular #npm #github

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 22/11/2025

Algolia support is just 'fine'. Nowadays it feels like an outdated experience at getting the best out of the docs

Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 22/11/2025

I used its name for a while in my angular.courses project, in the url towards a AI powered chatbot, powered with the angular/NgRx/rxjs docs. It would be awesome to have the angular CLI MCP server used by an AI application directly in the official documentation.

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 31/10/2025

Using an LTS Angular version matters as updates are not just about new exciting features, but bug fixes and security patches. The support policy and release schedule are explained in the official @angular.dev documentation. I updated Angular Can I Use to highlight these boundaries

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 30/10/2025

It's well known that the best way to retain information is to practise, and the worst way is just to read. I'm starting a new project to get to know @angular.dev releases' changes by practising them with exercises in an isolated environment: exercises.angular.courses/21-0-release...

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 08/10/2025

The latest issue of the Angular Digest newsletter is ready! Discover official and community AI tooling for @angular.dev link: open.substack.com/pub/geromegr... #angular #ai

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#4 Angular + AI

Angular recently unveiled new AI powered tools for developers and discover the Angular AI community ecosystem.

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 14/09/2025

Currently considering submitting a talk about MCP Servers for Angular conferences. I feel like we quickly moved from "there is no such a thing" to "install it, it works", without explaining how it works, the value, the limitations. #angular #mcp #ai

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 13/09/2025

Introducing a MCP Server for Angular devs! Built on top of up-to-date documentation from Angular, Material, NgRx, RxJS, and Angular Can I Use, it'll help you avoid common issues with outdated/deprecated @angular.dev generated code. Link: www.dolmen.tools/en/angular/m... #anguar #mcp #ai

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 10/09/2025

Sneak peek of some new tool I'll release this Friday with a special issue of Angular Digest newsletter dedicated to AI tools made by the @angular.dev community! #angular #ai

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 10/09/2025

Struggling to know when a @nextjs.org experimental feature is available, or has gone stable? I created a poc to explore NextJS features and how they evolved over versions. It still misses some features/versions, but would you like to get more? www.dolmen.tools/en/nextjs/ca...

Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 08/09/2025

Discover the Angular team and community thoughts about the latest framework updates with the second issue of the Angular Digest newsletter! Link: open.substack.com/pub/geromegr... #angular #newsletter #youtube

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#2 Community updates, Signal Forms, and Juliette!

The community has been actively delivering content, and get ready for another busy week watching YouTube!

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 04/09/2025

Angular Can I Use updated with upcoming v21 changes Besides the experimental Navigation Web API and Signal Forms support, a noticeable change is the FormArrayDirective, which allows you to avoid nesting FormArrays within FormGroups. www.dolmen.tools/en/angular/c...

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 01/09/2025

Introducing Angular Digest! A few years ago, I started contributing to the Angular ecosystem and stayed for the community. Discover Angular Digest, a new newsletter about @angular.dev, its ecosystem, and its community. The first post is out already: geromegrignon.substack.com/p/1-angular-...

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#1 Angular Digest

Angular 20.2 was released two weeks ago, and 23 Angular community events are planned until the end of the year. Get to know what happened lately in the Angular ecosystem!

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Daniel Glejzner @danielglejzner.bsky.social · 29/08/2025

That’s the theme of our next #Angular Space Meetup: “The Hidden Costs of Angular Updates.” 📅 September 3, 4 PM UTC 🎙 Host: @armandotrue.bsky.social 🎤 Guest: @gerome.dev

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 28/08/2025

Updating an Angular project with ng update is the easy part; then you have to find compatible versions for your third-party libraries! I just released a new tool to check for recommended compatible versions! Check it out: www.dolmen.tools/en/angular/d... #angular

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 13/08/2025

Angular Can I Use landing soon in your blog! Mentioning an #angular feature in developer preview, but you need to update your blog post once it's stable? I'm working on a web component widget to integrate the info directly into your blog posts, ensuring it uses up-to-date data.

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 12/08/2025

Angular AI Assistant now ingests data from Angular Can I Use! Not only is it updated weekly with the current version of official docs, but it can now help you with previous versions! Check it out: dolmen.tools/en/angular/a... #angular #ai

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 07/08/2025

Discover a new daily updated list of contribution opportunities for @angular open-source projects. Not assigned yet, on active projects, tagged with good-first-issue or help-wanted, there are waiting for you to get involved in the community! www.dolmen.tools/en/angular/g...

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dolmen.tools - Master Modern Development

Explore expert-curated tools and content to master modern development. Stay updated with the latest features and build production-ready applications.

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 03/08/2025

Current state of being so busy at creating tools for the #angular community 😅

Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 28/07/2025

I'll soon shut down angular.courses current iteration for another shape. I've been creating framework-agnostic tools and have already been working on using them for other frameworks. The project will soon be rebranded with a new domain

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Gerome Grignon @gerome.dev · 28/07/2025

Currently indexing community @angular.dev libraries to help you understand which Angular version they support, to improve your experience at migrating your projects to a new version.