Matthieu Riegler
jeanmeche.com
Matthieu Riegler
@jeanmeche.com
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The guys who codes on the train. Doing OSS for the Angular Fwk Grenoble - France
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What I mean is that APIs design can determine how code gets tree shaken if some specific behaviors aren’t used
999 commits on the #Angular framework repo.

Crazy when you think that everything started exactly 3 years ago with a random PR just because I was bored 🥱 at work.

What a journey if you ask me and thank you to everyone that's part of it ❤️
Yeah the drag and drop of the CDK is actually feature heavy and is weighs quite a lot.
Maybe it’s worth inspecting if some optimizations are still possible without impacting Dx too much.
Here are the changes we suggest !
Down to 400kB / ~120kB gzipped.

github.com/lorenseanste...
Busy November 🍂🍁 ahead !!

I am happy to able to hold talks at
- NG DE
- Angular TLV
- NgPoland
- Angular Athens

But more than talks those community events are the best to discuss with all of you that will attend those events.
I'm SO looking forward to it !

(And do be shy, come say hi 🙃)
Thank you for the feedback, much appreciated !
It’s a prototype and very much a work in progress
But yes, you can start experimenting with Signal forms with today’s pre-release 21.0.0-next.2

#Angular
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Appreciation post for @thepunderwoman.com and @jeanmeche.com ✨ thank you for relentlessly working through our issues backlog, down to 1.2k from 1.5k over the past month 🙌🏼
Yeah they've been stuck in review for technicalities.

cc @develwithoutacause.dwac.dev
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@jeanmeche.com is answering questions on r/angular about Zoneless going stable in 20.2

www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...

"In 20.2 the Angular team promotes zoneless from developer preview to stable.

Do you have any questions about Zoneless ? This is the place to ask them !"
From the angular community on Reddit
Explore this post and more from the angular community
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Angular.dev uses Zoneless + SSG.

If you ever wondered what's the stack behind Angular.dev:
here is a short sumup on reddit

www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
I had a very positive experience today with #Gemini when I needed to reverse engineer some obfuscated JS code.

It ended being very helpful and probably saved me several hours of debugging 💯💯

g.co/gemini/share...
‎Gemini - Deobfuscating JavaScript Message Listener Code
Created with Gemini
g.co
#TypescriptGo was visible for months yet we couldn't see it 🙃
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Stay tuned for more details!! Woot Woot!! #Angular #ngconf2025
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@jeanmeche.com wrote an unexpectedly enlightening piece on Angular's rendering mechanics. Worth reading even if Angular isn't your cup of tea.
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📢 We're finally looking to ship Observables in Chrome!! It's been a long time coming—many thanks to all in the community for the great feedback and help along the way!!

Especially @benlesh.bsky.social, @keithamus.social, @domenic.me, @jordan.har.band & more! 🙏

groups.google.com/a/chromium.o...
YES 😁

The French railway had actually a “Cinema” carriage, it would have been perfect for that 😂😂
HttpResource isn’t meant to replace the current HttpClient. It’s purely dedicated to data fetching and representing this as state with async capabilities.

Medium/Long term I would expect that we land a new promise based HttpClient to complete the « data fetching story » without Observables.
HttpClient.it
TLDR: Don't expect resources to send POST/PUT/DELETE for you. Resources are meant to pull data.