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This week's Angular video: ✅ Control when httpResource issues the request ✅ Declare resource signals in a component ✅ Return an httpResource from a method youtu.be/4VhiNK_9QIY #angular #resource #Signals

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For a search feature in Angular, we don't want to issue an http request for each character the user types. In this video, I walk through one way to implement search using debouncing and the new experimental resource API. youtu.be/5A1I6rpe8UA #angular #resourceAPI

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Why does @angular need a new API to retrieve data? Does the Resource API seem pointless or confusing? In this video, I answer the why? question, telling the backstory of signals and the Resource API. youtu.be/YHZkiUbbeOg #angular #signals #resourceAPI

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Welcome httpResource to the @angular resource API family! In this video, we introduce the httpResource API (v 19.2), its purpose and two syntax options. Then evaluate resource() vs rxResource() vs httpResource(). youtu.be/DefmIyp3Uho #angular #signals #resourceAPI

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When retrieving data, there is often related data to retrieve. A user enters a username and we get detailed user info. Then take the user Id from the details and retrieve that user's posts. See the @angular resource API in action! youtu.be/MpU3UQ2-rww #angular #resource

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Should we declare our signals in our services or in our components? In this video, we identify basic guidelines for answering this question and walk through examples. youtu.be/xtxBMcEMcxU #angular #Signals

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Has your data gone stale? Refresh it easily with the resource() API! In this video, we use resource reload to implement a refresh button. Then leverage linkedSignal and setTimeOut to keep users informed when their data needs refreshing. youtu.be/sY4ofhfQ_pk #angular #resourceAPI #signals

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We often pass parameters on the URL when issuing an HTTP request. In this video, we walk through how to pass parameters when issuing an HTTP request using the resource API. youtu.be/xyKT0AMN25A #angular #resourceAPI

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Did you know that our code can provide an Angular service on a route? (instead of in 'root' or a component) Check out the video for details, including sharing the service with child routes. youtu.be/cwZh6bL98UY #angular #routing

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Ever open an unfamiliar code project and wish you had someone to explain that code, line by line? Let Gemini be that someone! In this video, we use Google AI Studio and ask Gemini to walk us thru an Angular service. youtu.be/RJqjixmtBGU #angular #Gemini #aistudio

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Issuing an HTTP request is fraught with peril! In this video, we examine how to handle HTTP errors when using the rxResource API. youtu.be/T7DPGCSmQes #angular #errorhandling

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The signals in our Angular services are handled differently if the service is provided in "root" vs in a component. Check out the differences in my latest video: youtu.be/K01oDsWRCEQ #angular #signals

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Change Detection in #Angular: often seen as ‘magic,’ but it’s the foundation of performance and scalability. My latest video 🎥 shows its inner workings, tackles OnPush, dives into zoneless Change Detection, and takes a glimpse into the future of Signal Components! Check it out youtu.be/54o9eSGjfW4

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What's the easiest way to display a loading indicator in our Angular applications? Check out the video: youtu.be/5K0Jr2ymQEs #angular #loadingindicator

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Join me tomorrow, Dec 13 at 11 AM PST for a live coding session using signals! You'll see how to apply signals in an application, including the new linkedSignal() and rxResource(). See you there! www.meetup.com/angularcommu... #angular #signals

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Have you seen Angular's 2024 Advent Calendar? Guess who's behind today's door (#11)! angularchristmascalendar.com #Angular

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Learning signals is step 1. Understanding when and how to apply them is often the more difficult next step. Together, let's build an application, including a signal-based service and component that uses those signals. youtu.be/LHgJP7MwTWY #angular #signals

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When Should We (NOT) Use a Signal effect()? Let's walk thru some scenarios, examining an effect() based approach and an alternate approach. Then look at the version 19 changes to the effect() function and summarize suggested guidance. youtu.be/XWz8pxQWD8c #angular #signals

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The @angular team is proposing some significant changes to how we name our Angular files and classes. In this video, we walk through the naming section of the new style guide and discuss the reasons behind the proposed changes. #angular #styleguide youtu.be/6JtXHT2Np30

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Angular signals haven't had great support for async operations, until now! @angular v19 introduces resource() and rxResource(). These features revolutionize how we handle our HTTP requests! Check it out! youtu.be/_KyCmpMlVTc #angular #rxjs #resource

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Angular v19 introduces a new signal primitive: linkedSignal() This video is a first look at linkedSignal(), including its purpose and possible use cases. youtu.be/hFR3gVIY9gM #angular #signals

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You already use routing, but ever wonder how @angular routing actually works? This video clarifies the concept of a single page application and explains navigation and routing with an example. youtu.be/9QU688IZAKc #angular #routing #singlepageapplication

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I was asked if take(1) or takeUntilDestroyed() is better when issuing an HTTP request. In this video, we examine the take() operator, look at the Angular and RxJS source code, and compare the two operators. #Angular #rxjs youtu.be/NNVgVR8rOIY

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Should you use takeUntilDestroyed() with an HTTP put, post, or delete operation? The short answer is "Probably not!". In this video, we examine the reasons why you should not use takeUntilDestroyed() for mutation requests. youtu.be/T_xN1hPJijg #angular #rxjs

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Syncing multiple select boxes isn't always easy, especially when they require HTTP requests. In this video, we code: 🚥a procedural approach using signals. 🚥a reactive approach using a signal effect. youtu.be/TgIRLiTHzc8 #Angular #signals

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Currying transforms a function with multiple params into a set of nested functions each with a subset of those params. This video examines currying and how to use it to minimize duplicate code in our @angular apps. youtu.be/cCUzCk6KE0Q #angular #currying

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With @let, new in @Angular v18.1, we can declare and assign local variables in our template! In this video, we'll look at the @let declaration syntax, walk through common scenarios, and evaluate early best practices for using @let. youtu.be/tIi9304sjEI #angular

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The @for block, part of Angular's new control flow syntax, provides useful features such as an @empty block, odd and even row indication, and easier change tracking. In this video, we walk through five fun features of the @for block. youtu.be/ooHPDCLMyXs #angular

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With DRY, or "Don't Repeat Yourself" the goal is to reduce duplicate code, making our intent more clear. In this video, we'll examine techniques for using generics to build generalized functions in our Angular apps. youtu.be/ebVNm8IylrA #angular #typescript #generics

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Now that Angular signals have been out for a while, there are patterns emerging. In this video, we walk through one such pattern for managing state with signals. This Redux-like pattern leverages the best of signals and RxJS. youtu.be/rHQa4SpekaA #angular #rxjs #redux

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