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Show HN: Skill Eval – A framework for testing the quality of AI agent skills(blog.mgechev.com)
1 points by mgechev 7mo ago|0 comments
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A Style Guide for AI Agent Skills(github.com)
2 points by mgechev 7mo ago|0 comments
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Google Open-Sources "Codegen Scorer" to Improve AI-Generation for Web Frameworks(blog.angular.dev)
3 points by mgechev 1y ago|0 comments
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Angular Ships Incremental Hydration(blog.angular.dev)
9 points by mgechev 2y ago|1 comments
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by mgechev 2y ago
Edit: in v17.3 we have a minimal dependency on RxJS in ApplicationRef and NgZone, but in practice, it's unlikely that you'd need to use these APIs. In the following versions, we'll remove these dependencies and introduce inte
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by mgechev 2y ago
Performance always needs to be a priority for a team to hit satisfying metrics. Wiz is designed to make it harder to get bad metrics if performance is not your top goal.
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by mgechev 2y ago
Yes, via Angular.
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by mgechev 2y ago
It introduced very fine-grained code loading on interaction and something the community refers to as resumability.
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by mgechev 2y ago
At this point, we are not anticipating to have to develop a new rendering engine at this point, so it should be a more incremental effort than Ivy. As an Angular developer you could expect new features and developer experience improvements.
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by mgechev 2y ago
Merging is the ultimate goal! Both teams are already working closely together on shared designs and specific implementations.
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by mgechev 2y ago
We’re going to share a blog post with more details in the next couple of days.
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by mgechev 2y ago
We’re building infrastructure for these products rather than the products themselves. I’ll be happy to answer questions about Angular and our collaboration with Wiz :)
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by mgechev 2y ago
Fundamentally they are similar to Preact Signals, Solid Signals, Vue signals, etc. We took some different trade-offs and listed the details here https://github.com/angular/angular/discussions/49683
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by mgechev 2y ago
>...but I HATE rxjs and the complexity of it. And the whole thing on top of rxjs, ngrx. You can't just simply take one value and compare it, no you have to use pipes and rxjs. We're working on making RxJS optional. In v17.3 `@a
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by mgechev 2y ago
Hey everyone, I'm working on this at Google and would be happy to answer your questions :) The tldr; is that we see a lot of similar requirements from developers across Angular and Wiz, so we're looking for opportunities to reuse
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by mgechev 6y ago
Or Svelte works essentially the same way as Angular? :) They are similar in a sense that both compile HTML to incremental DOM-like structure, but have their own differences.
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by mgechev 6y ago
There's no way for me to know what happened without being part of the team back then. What I'm certain is that he had a bad experience which impacted him negatively and I'm sorry he had to go through this. The only thing I&#x
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by mgechev 6y ago
Yes, I've worked with Jeff and I'm familiar with the post. In fact, Jeff was the one who first invited me to apply for a role at Google after our collaboration on the Angular mobile toolkit and it was great working with him :) It&
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by mgechev 6y ago
Angular team member here :) >our bundle size hasn't moved or increased slightly Please make sure you are using the latest version of our compiler and runtime. Many developers observed significant improvements after the v9 release. H
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by mgechev 6y ago
Sorry for the miscommunication. I meant type checking in general, not in Angular templates in particular. To get the same strictness as in TypeScript, you can enable `strictTemplates` in tsconfig.json. Here's our guide which goes into
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by mgechev 6y ago
Of course! I love chatting about incremental computations and approaches in different frameworks :) You're getting warnings at devmode (i.e. during ng serve) that you've modified a binding after it was checked. This is not related
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by mgechev 6y ago
What's tricky to make forms stricter are proper typings for dynamically added form controls. We don't know what their types are since developers can add them at runtime. It's not impossible to make forms stricter, it's j
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by mgechev 6y ago
Angular team member :) "Inputs as observables" is probably the most discussed feature request on our issue tracker. I agree that there are strong arguments for going in this direction, but we generally try to keep `@angular/c
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by mgechev 6y ago
Angular team member here. >In templates is the biggest example - where you can use some JS constructs but not others, and have to learn a new set of directives instead of using if/for/while etc. Templates, just like JSX have th
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by mgechev 6y ago
Angular team member here. Strict type checking is often reported as confusing for folks getting started with Angular and web development. That's why by default our type checking is not the strictest we support. To make sure advanced de
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by mgechev 6y ago
> Developers in these environments usually do not take part in these surveys. Angular team member here. These are our observations as well. Based on metrics we collect (opt in telemetry, website traffic, language service downloads, etc),
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by mgechev 6y ago
Just a heads up. Angular does not use virtual DOM to reduce memory overhead. At build time, in Angular we've been generating instructions for efficient rendering and change detection since the early versions of the framework.
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Version 11 of Angular Now Available(blog.angular.io)
4 points by mgechev 6y ago|1 comments
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Angular Strict Mode(blog.angular.io)
7 points by mgechev 6y ago|0 comments
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by mgechev 6y ago
Angular team member here. I'm curious what's the source of your data that Angular is a distant third? I understand there are a lot of data points to consider. In terms of usage, based on our metrics this is incorrect, but of cours

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