I've been thinking of investing a decent amount of time learning .net and have some questions:
- How do you keep your frontend and backend types in sync? Is there something that takes care of it automatically between C# and typescript.
- Also if I do learn .net how easily would I be able to pickup Java, i.e can a .net dev read Java code and more or less follow what's going on?
I was recently tasked with putting together a summary of documentation for new Angular features that my team will be using.
I generated some images based of Angie and some Italian Renaissance paintings, I thought I would share them here too, the first to are based on 2 paintings, the others are just to fit the theme of the feature but retain some of the style.
Can you guess what each one is referring to?
I really enjoyed the task and most importantly, I learned how to spell Renaissance off the top of my head! 😂
Anyone using the new signal forms regularly? How is the experience?
Picking up analog.js for a personal tool of mine, something more content heavy.
I noticed openng foundation using it for their site as well as Spartan UI .
I actually enjoyed my initial use of it, just didn't have the perfect use case like now.
Anyone else doing something with analog.js?
A lot of my old projects are using angularfire, I was wondering if it's just easier to ask an agent to migrate to the standard firebase js library? I tried with a new project and it worked quite well.
Is there anything I'm missing out on by going this route?
I think it might be the same as when we had a dedicated `@angular/animations` package, maybe the native implementation is good enough for most things?
Update:
https://github.com/angular/angularfire/issues/3689#issuecomment-4752347428
