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@WebStormIDE I wish this was my experience. Instead I'm getting a complete mess (cmd-ctrl-ArrowUp)

@codeofarmz In case of a single-file component, the Related Files popup shows the list of the file sections.

Use the Angular navigation popup to quickly jump between files and sections of an Angular component ⚡ Enable it in “Settings | Advanced Settings | Angular: Show navigation popup in editor”. #WebStormTip

@MichaelSmallDev Brilliant. Will try to have this read to me while I'm asleep, maybe it helps as well :)

@codeofarmz There is a skill for signal forms likely to be merged soon, could just pull it in at this point #diff-69251d7f0ba185f04d0b57abfd34c84e8ed683a4ed15e26de6028a7f4eb983d3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/angular/angula…

The other day I was impressed by angular+material help I got from Gemini. But when it comes to signal forms (despite my being explicitly clear about Angular's experimental package) it is still so under-educated :)

@Jason_williams Will that be able to replace date-fns functionality-wise?

Temporal is now Stage 4 at TC39 🎂🎂🎂 Thanks to all the other champions of JavaScript's new date-time API. It has been a wild ride over many years! I wrote a blog post explaining how we got here 📜 🧵

Pure wonder by @logitech attached to mouse pad "DESK MAT" (70x30): " - Do not attempt to repair or service this product - Product must be returned to the manufacturer for any service or repair. " Yes sir! Will obediently send it back for washing! 🫡

@niklas_wortmann @johnlindquist Shift-shift happens.

@johnlindquist Shift+Shift and you are pretty much good to go 😉

I'm starting to forget my IDE shortcuts... I took _a lot_ of pride in those 😢

It's funny when you deep dive into a conversation with LLM and at some point it just starts getting impatient, kinda politely exasperated, hinting at perhaps bringing the conve to an end.

Best thing that has happened recently in Idea/WebStorm was sadly not bug fixes or functionality improvements (esp Git seems to have been neglected), but... the "islands" theme style - which allows authoring of dark themes with clearly visible area demarcations.

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@MichaelSmallDev Yes, but this can be done via a custom helper that exposes .value(), .isLoading() and other signal members. Maybe with some slowness param to let you test loading.

@codeofarmz What do you mean? Like some hardcoded data to load with?

I think Angular resource could benefit from `mock` config property, would be helpful while developing UI before real data is ready.

@Jean__Meche @niklas_wortmann I also like to peek into PRs. I look at a random resolved issue in the changelog, and then I go to the referenced PR, wondering - what did it entail? How hard was it to solve? Would I know how to do it by myself? Maybe not so productive, but I like this routine :)

@niklas_wortmann Can’t tell how much I learned by looking at OSS PR reviews 🙌🙌

Unpopular opinion but I do like code reviews

I never stop to be amazed by the Git graphing components, esp in convoluted branch timelines.

Finder in 2026 is still just plain unusable for moving files and folders around.

@buitengebieden "In a world where you can be anything, be kind" and credit the content source: @karabaldus/shorts" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@karabaldus/sh…

@the_h0bbyte @angular Yes, it is, and the examples don't really help. But also the inputs allow any bs when you use sugar syntax: *select="let data; from: source"

@codeofarmz @angular There is some magic directive on angular GitHub which helps creating type safe for templates but it’s just a hack

We’re always listening 👂 If you could pick one tiny "quality of life" improvement for the Angular dev experience, what would it be? Small changes can make a big difference - let us know your ideas.

@angular How about update keycodes (deprecated) to codes?

@the_h0bbyte @angular github.com/angular/angula… Forgotten.

@angular Typed ng templates. <ng-template let-x :)

@shottr_cc Draw a subtle underline when active, as if it was a focused input field?

I know I should've made it more obvious, but oh well. Will try to increase discoverability in the next release (but how?)

A lesser-known trick: you can edit the counter by selecting the object and typing the new number on the keyboard.