Julien Saguet
@jsaguet.fr
Staff Software Engineer at Betclic. Working mainly with Angular. Occasional OSS contributor.
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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 🙌🏼
September 2, 2025 at 11:43 AM
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 🙌🏼
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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
I just released a new tool to check for recommended compatible versions!
Check it out: www.dolmen.tools/en/angular/d...
#angular
August 28, 2025 at 12:54 PM
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
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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Angular 20.2.0 landed this week and it's packed with goodies
🧘 stable zoneless APIs
🎁 TypeScript 5.9
💅 built-in enter and leave animations
🤖 experimental MCP server
⚙️ AI context file generation in the CLI
🕸️ headless mode for vitest browser mode
Soooooo excited to see what you're building! 🅰️
🧘 stable zoneless APIs
🎁 TypeScript 5.9
💅 built-in enter and leave animations
🤖 experimental MCP server
⚙️ AI context file generation in the CLI
🕸️ headless mode for vitest browser mode
Soooooo excited to see what you're building! 🅰️
August 22, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Angular 20.2.0 landed this week and it's packed with goodies
🧘 stable zoneless APIs
🎁 TypeScript 5.9
💅 built-in enter and leave animations
🤖 experimental MCP server
⚙️ AI context file generation in the CLI
🕸️ headless mode for vitest browser mode
Soooooo excited to see what you're building! 🅰️
🧘 stable zoneless APIs
🎁 TypeScript 5.9
💅 built-in enter and leave animations
🤖 experimental MCP server
⚙️ AI context file generation in the CLI
🕸️ headless mode for vitest browser mode
Soooooo excited to see what you're building! 🅰️
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Firefox shipping scheduler.postTask() and scheduler.yield() for all your long task-avoiding scheduling needs!!
Gecko: Intent to ship: Prioritized Scheduling API
Gecko: Intent to ship: Prioritized Scheduling API
Gecko: Intent to ship: Prioritized Scheduling API
groups.google.com
June 27, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Firefox shipping scheduler.postTask() and scheduler.yield() for all your long task-avoiding scheduling needs!!
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We just posted a brand new RFC on the future of animations in Angular. Take a look and leave your thoughts! github.com/angular/angu...
RFC - Animation In and Out · angular angular · Discussion #62212
Authors: @thePunderWoman Area: Angular Framework Posted: June 23, 2025 Status: Open The Angular team created @angular/animations over eight years ago. That was before the native CSS platform had al...
github.com
June 23, 2025 at 11:45 AM
We just posted a brand new RFC on the future of animations in Angular. Take a look and leave your thoughts! github.com/angular/angu...
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Node.js 24 is here and it's looking good 😎🚀
Featuring updates to V8 v13.6, npm v11, improved Permission Model and more new features in the blog.
Check it out and let us know what you think: hubs.ly/Q03lfLDC0
Featuring updates to V8 v13.6, npm v11, improved Permission Model and more new features in the blog.
Check it out and let us know what you think: hubs.ly/Q03lfLDC0
Node.js — Node v24.0.0 (Current)
Node.js® is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine.
hubs.ly
May 6, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Node.js 24 is here and it's looking good 😎🚀
Featuring updates to V8 v13.6, npm v11, improved Permission Model and more new features in the blog.
Check it out and let us know what you think: hubs.ly/Q03lfLDC0
Featuring updates to V8 v13.6, npm v11, improved Permission Model and more new features in the blog.
Check it out and let us know what you think: hubs.ly/Q03lfLDC0
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Exciting news for Nx users: we’ve just expanded our free remote caching options with new APIs and Nx-managed packages! Whether you want a fully managed solution or prefer to self-host, we have something for you. Check out the full details in the comments ⬇️
April 1, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Exciting news for Nx users: we’ve just expanded our free remote caching options with new APIs and Nx-managed packages! Whether you want a fully managed solution or prefer to self-host, we have something for you. Check out the full details in the comments ⬇️
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I am excited to announce the release of Valibot v1, a 1 kB alternative to Zod with a type-safe and easy-to-remember API. Check out the announcement post now: valibot.dev/blog/valibot...
Valibot v1 - The 1 kB schema library
I am excited to announce the release of Valibot v1, a 1 kB alternative to Zod with a type-safe and easy-to-remember API.
valibot.dev
March 19, 2025 at 3:44 AM
I am excited to announce the release of Valibot v1, a 1 kB alternative to Zod with a type-safe and easy-to-remember API. Check out the announcement post now: valibot.dev/blog/valibot...
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Today we're thrilled to announce our effort to port the TypeScript compiler and language service to native code, gaining a 10x speed boost in build times and editor responsiveness!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/t...
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/t...
A 10x Faster TypeScript - TypeScript
Embarking on a native port of the existing TypeScript compiler and toolset to achieve a 10x performance speed-up.
devblogs.microsoft.com
March 11, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Today we're thrilled to announce our effort to port the TypeScript compiler and language service to native code, gaining a 10x speed boost in build times and editor responsiveness!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/t...
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/t...
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💬 The Angular team has dropped *two* new RFCs today:
`resource` as an architectural pattern:
github.com/angular/angu...
the specifics of the `resource` API design:
github.com/angular/angu...
`resource` as an architectural pattern:
github.com/angular/angu...
the specifics of the `resource` API design:
github.com/angular/angu...
February 26, 2025 at 5:03 PM
💬 The Angular team has dropped *two* new RFCs today:
`resource` as an architectural pattern:
github.com/angular/angu...
the specifics of the `resource` API design:
github.com/angular/angu...
`resource` as an architectural pattern:
github.com/angular/angu...
the specifics of the `resource` API design:
github.com/angular/angu...
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Reposted by Julien Saguet
Released ESLint Plugin De Morgan.
A plugin for transforming logical expressions in JavaScript code to make them simpler and more understandable.
From this:
!(a && !b && c <= d)
To this:
!a || b || c > d
github.com/azat-io/esli...
⬇️
A plugin for transforming logical expressions in JavaScript code to make them simpler and more understandable.
From this:
!(a && !b && c <= d)
To this:
!a || b || c > d
github.com/azat-io/esli...
⬇️
GitHub - azat-io/eslint-plugin-de-morgan: 🧵 ESLint plugin for transforming negated boolean expressions via De Morgan’s laws
🧵 ESLint plugin for transforming negated boolean expressions via De Morgan’s laws - azat-io/eslint-plugin-de-morgan
github.com
February 10, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Released ESLint Plugin De Morgan.
A plugin for transforming logical expressions in JavaScript code to make them simpler and more understandable.
From this:
!(a && !b && c <= d)
To this:
!a || b || c > d
github.com/azat-io/esli...
⬇️
A plugin for transforming logical expressions in JavaScript code to make them simpler and more understandable.
From this:
!(a && !b && c <= d)
To this:
!a || b || c > d
github.com/azat-io/esli...
⬇️
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Here it is, @Angular v19.1 is out! 🚀
- HMR for templates by default 🤯
- Automatic removal of unused imports
- SSR improvement for i18n
And more! Check out our blog post:
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/01/15/w...
- HMR for templates by default 🤯
- Automatic removal of unused imports
- SSR improvement for i18n
And more! Check out our blog post:
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/01/15/w...
What’s new in Angular 19.1?
Angular 19.1 is out!
blog.ninja-squad.com
January 16, 2025 at 6:56 AM
Here it is, @Angular v19.1 is out! 🚀
- HMR for templates by default 🤯
- Automatic removal of unused imports
- SSR improvement for i18n
And more! Check out our blog post:
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/01/15/w...
- HMR for templates by default 🤯
- Automatic removal of unused imports
- SSR improvement for i18n
And more! Check out our blog post:
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/01/15/w...
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The upcoming revised #Angular style guide will recommend adding an ng suffix.
So home.component.ng.html or home.component.ng.ts. We can also drop the term component.
Honestly speaking, I didn't see that one coming. 👀
github.com/angular/angu...
So home.component.ng.html or home.component.ng.ts. We can also drop the term component.
Honestly speaking, I didn't see that one coming. 👀
github.com/angular/angu...
[Summary] RFC: An updated style guide for the year 2025 · angular angular · Discussion #59522
Thanks everyone for your feedback on the style guide RFC! Overall, reception to revising the style guide has been very positive. The change that generated the most feedback (unsurprisingly) was the...
github.com
January 14, 2025 at 9:37 PM
The upcoming revised #Angular style guide will recommend adding an ng suffix.
So home.component.ng.html or home.component.ng.ts. We can also drop the term component.
Honestly speaking, I didn't see that one coming. 👀
github.com/angular/angu...
So home.component.ng.html or home.component.ng.ts. We can also drop the term component.
Honestly speaking, I didn't see that one coming. 👀
github.com/angular/angu...
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We've ended support for the Web Vitals extension - just about everything you did there you can now do natively in DevTools
More info in today's blog post: developer.chrome.com/blog/web-vit...
More info in today's blog post: developer.chrome.com/blog/web-vit...
Support for the Web Vitals extension has ended | Blog | Chrome for Developers
The merger of the Web Vitals extension and DevTools is complete and support for the extension has ended.
developer.chrome.com
January 13, 2025 at 10:59 PM
We've ended support for the Web Vitals extension - just about everything you did there you can now do natively in DevTools
More info in today's blog post: developer.chrome.com/blog/web-vit...
More info in today's blog post: developer.chrome.com/blog/web-vit...
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Time for my annual look at the state of JavaScript Framework development.
"JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2025" #DEVCommunity #javascript #WebDev dev.to/this-is-lear...
"JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2025" #DEVCommunity #javascript #WebDev dev.to/this-is-lear...
JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2025
I admit I wasn't sure I'd be writing this article this year. It's easy to write articles that excite...
dev.to
January 6, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Time for my annual look at the state of JavaScript Framework development.
"JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2025" #DEVCommunity #javascript #WebDev dev.to/this-is-lear...
"JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2025" #DEVCommunity #javascript #WebDev dev.to/this-is-lear...
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TypeScript 5.8 now correctly detects this error (previously the whole ternary expression resolved to 'any' and it was missed), and a lot of you are going to be noticing it...
January 3, 2025 at 12:06 AM
TypeScript 5.8 now correctly detects this error (previously the whole ternary expression resolved to 'any' and it was missed), and a lot of you are going to be noticing it...
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🎊 Happy New Year!
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵
January 1, 2025 at 5:12 PM
🎊 Happy New Year!
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵
I discovered a lot of very cool dev stuff in 2024, from libraries to devtools to educational resources. Thought it’d be fun to share them all, to help kickstart your 2025!
Let’s go through the list. 🧵
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Honestly, the Let's Encrypt folks don't get nearly enough credit for basically protecting the entire fucking internet, by making it absolute bog standard to encrypt everything. It happened so fast and so many people were skeptical.
VPN vendors have huge budgets to advertise on your favorite podcasts.
We don't have marketing for the IETF, browser and OS security teams, CAs (Let's Encrypt), CDNs, researchers, open source authors, website builders, digital rights activists...
We made the web secure and didn't tell anyone.
We don't have marketing for the IETF, browser and OS security teams, CAs (Let's Encrypt), CDNs, researchers, open source authors, website builders, digital rights activists...
We made the web secure and didn't tell anyone.
Man-in-the-middle attacks on Public WiFi networks haven't been a realistic threat in a decade. Almost all websites use encryption by default, and anything of value uses HSTS to prevent attackers from downgrading / disabling encryption. It's a non issue.
December 20, 2024 at 5:18 AM
Honestly, the Let's Encrypt folks don't get nearly enough credit for basically protecting the entire fucking internet, by making it absolute bog standard to encrypt everything. It happened so fast and so many people were skeptical.
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NgRx 19.0.0 is out!
🤝 New Props SignalStore Feature
♻️ NgRx Store Support for Dispatching Signal Actions
🤖 Signal Method Utility Function
🔒 State Mutation Development Checks
And more!
✍️ by @brandonroberts.dev
dev.to/ngrx/announc...
🤝 New Props SignalStore Feature
♻️ NgRx Store Support for Dispatching Signal Actions
🤖 Signal Method Utility Function
🔒 State Mutation Development Checks
And more!
✍️ by @brandonroberts.dev
dev.to/ngrx/announc...
Announcing NgRx 19: NgRx Signals Features, Action Signals, and more!
We are pleased to announce the latest major version of the NgRx framework with some exciting new...
dev.to
December 19, 2024 at 5:36 PM
NgRx 19.0.0 is out!
🤝 New Props SignalStore Feature
♻️ NgRx Store Support for Dispatching Signal Actions
🤖 Signal Method Utility Function
🔒 State Mutation Development Checks
And more!
✍️ by @brandonroberts.dev
dev.to/ngrx/announc...
🤝 New Props SignalStore Feature
♻️ NgRx Store Support for Dispatching Signal Actions
🤖 Signal Method Utility Function
🔒 State Mutation Development Checks
And more!
✍️ by @brandonroberts.dev
dev.to/ngrx/announc...
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Do you like Angular's Signals, the Resource API, and the NGRX Signal Store? If yes, how to use them together? Here is my answer for the new Signal Store 19 👇
Using Angular's Resource API with the NGRX Signal Store - ANGULARarchitects
This is post 5 of 5 in the series “NGRX Signal Store” The new NGRX Signal Store for Angular: 3+n Flavors Smarter, Not Harder: Simplifying your Application With NGRX Signal Store and Custom Features…
buff.ly
December 19, 2024 at 6:26 AM
Do you like Angular's Signals, the Resource API, and the NGRX Signal Store? If yes, how to use them together? Here is my answer for the new Signal Store 19 👇
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React v19 – React
The library for web and native user interfaces
react.dev
December 5, 2024 at 7:05 PM
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Converting a codebase to typescript strict mode is a great exercise because it forces you to recognize how forgiving the web/node environment is. It makes you realize how many null/undefined checks aren’t being done, when you should throw errors, when you should no-op, etc.
December 4, 2024 at 7:19 PM
Converting a codebase to typescript strict mode is a great exercise because it forces you to recognize how forgiving the web/node environment is. It makes you realize how many null/undefined checks aren’t being done, when you should throw errors, when you should no-op, etc.
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📣 Today, the Node.js Undici Working
Group is shipping Undici v7.
This is a *must have* upgrade, with:
• Stricter compliance with the fetch() specification
• WebSocketStream
• Customizable interceptors
• Alignment with upcoming Node releases.
….and something really exciting…
Group is shipping Undici v7.
This is a *must have* upgrade, with:
• Stricter compliance with the fetch() specification
• WebSocketStream
• Customizable interceptors
• Alignment with upcoming Node releases.
….and something really exciting…
November 27, 2024 at 4:18 PM
📣 Today, the Node.js Undici Working
Group is shipping Undici v7.
This is a *must have* upgrade, with:
• Stricter compliance with the fetch() specification
• WebSocketStream
• Customizable interceptors
• Alignment with upcoming Node releases.
….and something really exciting…
Group is shipping Undici v7.
This is a *must have* upgrade, with:
• Stricter compliance with the fetch() specification
• WebSocketStream
• Customizable interceptors
• Alignment with upcoming Node releases.
….and something really exciting…