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Angular 20 Release Overview: Features, Changes & Developer Guide

Angular, following its tradition of releasing two updates in a calendar year, has launched its latest update, namely, Angular 20. Keeping the same momentum of Angular 16 and 17, the new release brought many new features and attributes focused on reactivity, performance, and ease for developers.

Specifically, Angular 20 is far from just a minor version upgrade. Instead, the new release brought us the length and breadth of the framework’s future transformative potential with new syntax paradigms, framework-level optimizations, and enhancements for improved developer experience. Though we must agree that Angular 19 brought us some foundational changes, such as signals in the developer preview, Angular 20 further extended or stabilized these reactive features.

For any Angular development company, the new update is extremely important as this release offers a paradigm shift in how Angular apps will be written, debugged, and optimized in the days to come. Let’s explore Angular 20 and the value additions it brought to Angular development projects.

Reactivity & Signals

Dynamic Components & Component API Upgrades

Template Syntax Improvements

Server-Side Rendering (SSR) Enhancements

Zoneless Change Detection (Experimental)

Performance & Bundle Size Optimizations

Security & Accessibility Improvements

Developer Experience Upgrades

Migration and Backward Compatibility

Ecosystem & Third-Party Library Support

Should You Upgrade to Angular 20 Now?

To answer it in short, obviously yes, since it is the most advanced and most flexible Angular update to date. The answer is a resounding yes if you are in charge of a large, multilayered, interactive, and performance-savvy app. Angular 20 offers you almost everything that you were looking for improving the performance of your Angular-based application.

Wrapping Up

So, the length and breadth of features and enhancements that Angular 20 brought make it not just a step forward in the Angular release lineup, but a major strategic leap. With Angular 20, Angular has finally stepped into the reactivity approach of development, being fully armored. From a general perspective, Angular 20 offers all the enhancements that perfectly align with modern development practices and standards. Last but not least, upgrading to Angular 20 is not just upgrading to the latest tech stack but it is a strategic positioning to stay competitive.

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abdelfattah-ragab · 10 months ago

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Angular Shopping Store (2024 Edition - Angular 18) - Course

Overview

Welcome to the "Angular Shopping Store".

In this course, you'll learn how to create an online shopping store using the Angular framework.

To get your store up and running, you need more than Angular.

You need a backend, a database, payment and shipping gateways and much more.

This course is only about the frontend part.

The goal of this course is to show you in detail how to create the frontend part of your online store.

You will create everything from scratch and end up with a complete frontend shopping store. You will learn how to set up the development environment, configure Angular and create the key components and services for an e-commerce platform.

To make things even more interesting, I've created a small Nodejs application that will help you with Stripe payments so you can sell items in your store.

However, in reality, you need to use webhooks to make sure the money has landed in your Stripe account before you release the product to the customer. All of these details are part of full-stack development.

However, in this course, we will only focus on the front-end part of the application to strengthen your Angular skills and prepare you for full-stack projects.

Let's get started.

What you’ll learn

Students will learn how to create the user interface of the shopping store using Angular's powerful templating and component system.

They will learn to design and implement product listings, shopping carts, and other essential components.

Students will explore techniques for managing data within the Angular framework.

They will learn how to retrieve and display product information, handle user input, and update the shopping cart in real-time using Angular's data binding capab

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Students will learn techniques to enhance the user experience of the shopping store.

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Angular

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the-extra-surrestreal · 8 years ago

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Virgo Rising

This is the seventh post in the series on rising signs around the zodiac, I figured Aries gets to be first enough so I’ll be releasing them in reverse order.These descriptions are based on books, pictures,and interviews of people with the rising sign itself if you don’t know your rising sign go to (http://www.astro.com)and put in your information you’ll need your birth time which can be found on your birth certificate. Enjoy.

Overview

Wholesome, organic and au natural the Virgo Rising vibe is one of absolute honesty. From the beach to the midwest these folks comprise darn near every natural and wholesome vibe there is, From the California vegan to the Idaho country boy. And this is no coincidence. When you have the earthiest of the earth signs as you ascendant it’s darn near impossible to shrug off that down-to-earth quality, and why would you want to. In this world full of designer bodies and makeup-caked faces the Virgo vibe is a much-needed breath of fresh air.

Mannerisms/Behavior

Men:

Virgo Rising Men cue the montage of slow sidelong smiles, nights in truck beds, and hard sweaty (and for some reason shirtless) labor. These are the men for whom the cornfed country boy was created. Not to pigeonhole these men, because they seem to be able to find their earthy natural truth wherever they happen to be from boasting just as many indie looks, and surfer boys as good old fashioned country ones. Beyond their looks there tends to be a certain whole grain quality to their manner. No forced laughs. No frivolous conversation. They can be very well educated and still prefer a no-nonsense approach to communication. All of which comes together to create a presence that one could only describe as trustworthy. Wherever these earthy boys happen to be, expect them to be vibe natural and shoot straight.

famous examples(Keanu Reeves, Paul Walker,Alexander Skarsgård)

Women:

These are the women for whom those no-makeup looks are created. While some among their ranks who get swept up in the Hollywood glitz and go a bit overboard with the stage makeup(here’s looking at you Madonna) the majority of them know and show that no amount of makeup/surgery can hold a candle to good healthy living (Here’s looking at you, Jennifer Aniston). Again As the archetypal doe-eyed country girl in the big city, there is always a sense of unrefined honesty in their manner. While they may blanch at their little foibles, it is precisely these little idiosyncrasies that others find so endearing and trustworthy in them. Just like those good country girls in those old westerns of old. As another unconscious nod to their unofficial country girl status,they seem to carry with them that,“do I have to wear that frilly dress”, attitude from adolescence well into adulthood eschewing more frilly frocks for natural fabrics and toned-down looks. Again I do have to say that they like their male counterparts are also the rulers of the no makeup beach babe look–I mean Virgo Rising celebrity Brooke Shields practically invented it.

famous examples(Brooke Shields, Emma Watson,Jennifer Aniston)

Decans/Apperance

1st Decan(0-10 degrees)

Women: This first decan of Virgo boasts the smallest face and the sharpest chin of all the decans. A rounded hairline that is also peaked giving the face an overall diamond-esque shape. The eyebrows are usually full with a very subtle curve. The eyes are oval shaped and medium in size The nose is medium in width flaring at the nostrils. The hair and skin is often wheaty in tone and complexion. the jaw is heavy and the lips when together create a football shape with sharp corners.

Men: This decan has the smallest face of all the Virgo risings. The forehead is wide but not tall. The eyebrows while usually lighter in coloring is full and straight across. The eyes are usually large but hooded. The nose is straight and fleshy at the tip. The cheekbones are fairly low. The mouth is slim with the bottom lip being the fuller of the two. And the jaw, while heavy, is quite rounded giving the face a circular shape overall

2nd Decan (11-20 degrees)

Women: While this decan carries the characteristic heaviness of jaw associated with this sign the overall face shape is much less angular giving it a more oval appearance. The forehead is petite and curved the eyebrows are more slender than the first decan and as such appear to be longer and more curved. The eyes are the same shape as the first decan but slightly larger. The cheekbones and this decan are also more prominent, not so much in profile as when looking at the face straight on. And=d the hollows of the cheeks are more accentuated giving more curve to the face: out at the cheekbones, in at the hollow, out at the jaw—when compared to the more straight-lined cheek jawline of the previous decan. The nose is roughly the same size and shape as the first decan but the lips are much fuller.

Men: In this decan the face is elongated giving it a more oval look. The forehead is just as broad but is generally taller than the first decans. The eyebrows are fuller and distinct showing both a peak and a curve at the tail. The nose while just as even as the first decan is usually much less fleshy at the tip. The eyes though still hooded have more of a downturned almond look. The cheekbones are much higher in the decan than in the previous one lending the face a bit more structure to its look. The lips are just as thin but the chin comes to a blunted point.

3rd Decan (21-30 degrees)

Women: This last decan has a curved asymmetrical hairline and a compact forehead. This decan also sees the return of the fuller less curved eye brows. Underneath these brows are the largest eyes of the sign tending to big and rounded at the center and sharper at the corners. This decan also tends to have the lowest set cheekbones. While the mouth is fairly on par for the course. The chin is even more rounded than the previous two decans

Men: The last decan feels almost like a hybrid of the two previous decans blending the fullness and roundedness of the first decan with the structure of the second. This decan has quite a tall and broad forehead with a characteristic m shaped hairline. The eyebrows are usually fuller than even the other two decans and almost as straight as the first decan, save a sharp peak towards the tail. Beneath these brows, we find the slimmest eyes of this rising sign though they still keep their hooded allure and al one shape. In this decan we also see the nose bring back its fleshy tip and the cheekbones fall lower again. Coupled with the thin lips and elongated chin of the second decan this decan can look like the top half of his face is empty space while the middle and bottom hold all the features.

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Libra Rising

This is the sixth post in the series on rising signs around the zodiac, I figured Aries gets to be first enough so I’ll be releasing them in reverse order.These descriptions are based on books, pictures,and interviews of people with the rising sign itself if you don’t know your rising sign go to (http://www.astro.com)and put in your information you’ll need your birth time which can be found on your birth certificate. Enjoy.

Overview

Easy, breezy, and beautiful the Libra Rising life is one of effortless beauty and chic. Hair windswept and cheeks rosy these women look like they roll out of bed flawless(just ask Beyonce) and have the nerve to be southern belle sweet. The men are just as pretty and could easily charm the birds out of the trees on their worst day. Don’t you just love/hate them. If there is such a thing as rising sign privilege this lot has it. Blessed by the gods with looks, style and charm it seems almost unfair how easily these folks pull it off. And to top it all off most of them are gracious enough to pretend not to notice you gawk when they flash you their trademark smile. They’ll even pretend that the incoherent babbling your doing is, in fact, normal. I suppose it all comes with the territory when you hold the title, deserved or not, of most beautiful rising sign. Whatever they’re doing be sure that they’re making it look effortless and ten times cooler than you ever did, and for that we love them.

Mannerisms/Behavior

Men:

Pretty boys through and through. Charm and je ne sais quoi out the wazoo. This is the ballad of the Libra boys. All couplets aside these boys are stunningly adorable. I’m talking kitten and puppy in a slipper adorable. Usually flashing gorgeous smiles complete with dimples, you can find these boys charming the pants off of everyone. And even the more aloof ones will draw their fair share of admirers. On the downside, all that attention they get tends to be for their looks making it rather difficult for them to be taken seriously. On top of this, they can also get into the habit of others coming to their aid. It is remarkable the things people are willing to do to keep a pretty face out of trouble. But if they can push past the instinct to settle for the role of sugarbaby these men are quite erudite and cultured and can easily do the libertine french artist vibe quite well.

Women:

Perhaps it is because we see so many of them in the public eye, but more than many signs these women seem to be able to give off that easy, breezy vibe Covergirl keeps wanting folks to buy into. Tousled locks and easy smiles. While they don’t vibe deep per se they are quite astute conversationalists always keeping their wits about them in social conversations. And you can bet your bottom dollar that they can breeze by that penetrating question you asked while charming the pants off you and whisk out before you noticed. Unlike their Libra Rising brothers the women of this sign are far more machiavellian and instead of passively accepting favors tend to actively invest in, barter, and trade their looks like stock. More than any sign these women can capture and sell a personal aesthetic like nobody’s business. There are no ditzes in this sign and woe be unto those who mistake that gorgeous face for naivite.

Decans/Apperance

1st Decan(0-10 degrees)

Men: The pure Libran type with the ovals of Venus being sharpened by the air element in which it lies. High broad forehead asymmetric hairline. Slender winged eyebrows. Slim almond eyes often fair colored. Higher fuller cheekbones. Overall heart-shaped face. Thin Cupid’s bow lips and a round oval shaped chin. The body is fairly well proportioned the torso is symmetrical and rectangular that can tend to a softer fleshier look. The arms are long and lean the legs are long and lean but can tend toward skinnier.

Women: With Libra in full force with this decan expect a balanced golden look to these gals. Their face is a very elegant oval face shape with balanced curved hairlines the eyebrows are naturally medium in weight and often curved in shape. The eyes are full bright and almond shaped. They also have a tendency to be slightly further apart Han the average gals. The noses are usually medium in width and fairly even from the bridge through the base. The cheekbones are rounded and visible but in a place that could be described as neither high nor low. The lips are usually smaller with fuller lower lips. She also has a smooth oval chin. This girl while thinner tends to be hourglasses shaped and a bit hippy, not her flesh but her bones are well shaped.

2nd Decan (11-20 degrees)

Men: This Decan is underscored by Aquarius as a sub-ruler which brings in a bit more of a rugged look than the previous decan. broad rectangular forehead prone to wrinkles. Heavy rectangular face shape. Full eyebrows. High but not overly prominent cheekbones. Slender down turned almond eyes with a roughhewn nose that’s fleshier at the bottom than it is through the bridge. Over the top of thin Cupid’s bow lips and a longer rectangular chin. The shoulders are broad leading down to a more tapered waist, giving more of a trapezoid shape than the coveted “v”. The arms are slightly shorter than in the previous decan and the legs are usually thicker.

Women: the Aquarius influence makes these ladies faces markedly shorter than the previous decan. The hairline is curved the forehead is smaller and the eyebrows are curved. Much like the Aquarius woman the features really dominate the face. The eyes are large and oval the cheekbones are low and not very prominent and the jaw is rounded. Finishing off the characteristic Aqua look are thin finely shaped lips. The shoulders are usually slim and rounded. The overall look is curvy but a bit bottom heavy giving a slightly pear-shaped look. The arms and legs are shorter than in the previous decan with the arms being slimmer and the legs thicker.

3rd Decan (21-30 degrees)

Men: This decan is much fuller in the face giving it a more neotonous look. Where the other decals have more angular faces this one has a softer more oval shape with a more asymmetrical curved hairline. The forehead is shorter than the other two decans and the eyes much larger, but still keeping the almond shape of the previous decans while adding a characteristic puffiness to the lower eyelid. The eyebrows are full dark and normally straight across. The cheekbones are low and the cheeks full. The lips are still thin and Cupid’s bow shaped but a bit poutier than the previous two decans. The nose is also typically broader than the other two decans. The chin is larger and rounded usually with a Geminian cleft in the middle. The shoulders are normally rounded and the hips fuller. Giving a characteristic hourglass look to this decan male. Beyond this, the body tends to a certain medium-ness in proportion being neither particularly large or particularly small.

Women: The last decan of Libra rising sees the face return to the length of the original. Keeping the oval shape but adding weight to the bottom half of the face. The forehead is high. The eyebrows are slender with a curve at the tail. The eyes while almond shaped are sharper than the first decan. The nose is equal all the way through, like the first two decans. And the cheekbones while lower are still rounded and fuller. The lips are also sharper and less curved. All of this is usually on top of a long swanlike stalk of a neck. This long and lean trend continues-Ed into the body with this decan boasting the longest torso legs and arms of the bunch. While they do retain that slightly hourglass shape it is quite stretched giving them a more rectangular appearance.

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