Thanks so much for the compliment! Quality is something we always strive for, and it's awesome to hear that it's coming through. Stay tuned for more content! 🚀
SSR is needed for SEO. Angular default should not be to SSR for all clients, but for search engines only and developers can opt in to SSR for general users.
You can do this yourself. It’s a matter of directing your request to either static assets (browser angular) or the server, based on the user agent. Although I’ve done it and wouldn’t recommend it. Just use one or the other. An alternative is to use a service worker so that you don’t hit the server after the first refresh.
@@thrash1337 The point was that Angular's default build configuration should do this so you do not have to. I do not see how a service worker helps with SEO. All network calls to render a page must still be made. Prerendering entire site when bots may not bother indexing every page is not an option.
Hey @manojisaac, I get it, Angular's docs can feel overwhelming at first. But the good news is, Angular is working towards becoming simpler while still evolving. Stick with it, it's worth the learning curve!
@@ngkalbarczyk Learning RXJS itself will take 6 months and now fresher has to learn signals too and compute returns a signal where as behaviour subject does not return another behaviour subject.. Now it will take atleast 2 years to learn it and angular will reach Angular 38 then..
C'mon... If he/she wants to grasp the framework properly, it will take much less time than that... In college, professors/tutors told us, "If you like and are determined to grasp C++, you should (be able to) finish C++ Primer in no more than a month and a half." And in fact, many of us finished in about a month (Need to review a lot ofc). It can't be harder than that, right?
@@xucongzhan9151 To understand Source code design and test bug fixes in C++ will take dedicated learning of 1 year atleast.. Otherwise you can say you learnt it
Nice video, will be glad to see more talks with Minko
Thank you!
Amazing Quality!
Thanks so much for the compliment! Quality is something we always strive for, and it's awesome to hear that it's coming through. Stay tuned for more content! 🚀
SSR is needed for SEO. Angular default should not be to SSR for all clients, but for search engines only and developers can opt in to SSR for general users.
You can do this yourself. It’s a matter of directing your request to either static assets (browser angular) or the server, based on the user agent. Although I’ve done it and wouldn’t recommend it. Just use one or the other. An alternative is to use a service worker so that you don’t hit the server after the first refresh.
@@thrash1337 The point was that Angular's default build configuration should do this so you do not have to.
I do not see how a service worker helps with SEO. All network calls to render a page must still be made. Prerendering entire site when bots may not bother indexing every page is not an option.
Ng17 is amaaazing.. @defer is pure magic
Amazing help would be to debug the runtime state aspects. I am eagerly w8ing!
Thanks for this . very informative
@DebugModeVideos Thank you!
wow quite a lot of good features
Exactly, it promises to be a very exciting time for Angular!
Good talk
Really appreciate the kind words! Glad you enjoyed the conversation. We've got more exciting talks lined up, so stay tuned! 🎙
@@ngkalbarczyk Awesome, keep goin 🚀
"the angular framework is not a way for us to sell cloud services" he said that with a smile, ha ha ha ha , i love framework beef
I love the "resumability is a fancy hydration" part 😉
Anyway, great talk as usual !
Thanks @AlainBoudard! Really appreciate the kind words and your continued support. Stay tuned for more talks! 👍
@@ngkalbarczykI'll be in Varsovie for ngPoland, I'm sure it will be great 😎
This is first web oriented tech lead that angular has ever...
For a newbie it will take years to read the documentation once in angular...
Hey @manojisaac, I get it, Angular's docs can feel overwhelming at first. But the good news is, Angular is working towards becoming simpler while still evolving. Stick with it, it's worth the learning curve!
@@ngkalbarczyk Learning RXJS itself will take 6 months and now fresher has to learn signals too and compute returns a signal where as behaviour subject does not return another behaviour subject.. Now it will take atleast 2 years to learn it and angular will reach Angular 38 then..
C'mon... If he/she wants to grasp the framework properly, it will take much less time than that...
In college, professors/tutors told us, "If you like and are determined to grasp C++, you should (be able to) finish C++ Primer in no more than a month and a half." And in fact, many of us finished in about a month (Need to review a lot ofc). It can't be harder than that, right?
@@xucongzhan9151 To understand Source code design and test bug fixes in C++ will take dedicated learning of 1 year atleast.. Otherwise you can say you learnt it