Samiullah Khan

As they say that, if you are doing one thing you are missing many others. If you are using #react your are not using or falling behind in #angular and #vue. But you are still writing #javascript which matters more that getting in #beginner discussion of which framework is better.

@ricgalbraith @readswithravi and @audible_com adaptation takes it to next level

@readswithravi 1984 and it's not even close.

What’s a book you think everyone should read at least once in their lifetime?

@Armandotrue Secondly what is the good place way to engage with video post live stream? I see the video posted on many platforms. For example I watched on YouTube but didn't know which platform to comment or ask such that I can get a response

Angular Directive Deep Dive x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@Armandotrue I didn't knew those terms like aspect oriented programming or cross cutting concerns while battling with them often. By the way I can't search for aspect oriented programming, monitors are keep coming up :D

@Waterplea @tomastrajan Isn't this contradictory as RxJS is best fit for such event patterns?

Check out how you can use #Angular's awesome signals to incorporate ResizeObserver to monitor the situation 😎 stackblitz.com/edit/stackblit…

@Shefali__J But you can use any element with title attribute and you'll get the hover.

HTML Tip💡 You can use the  tag to represent an abbreviation or acronym of a phrase or longer word. This tag helps improve accessibility and user understanding by providing an explanation when a user hovers over it. This is used with the title attribute, and the value of the title attribute will be shown when the user hovers over the  tag content.

@devongovett That is good answer, i see it's very hard for open source library author to go with dialog as first as you don't know where it'll be used, in what environment. It came long way. Web platform never breaks the old says always backwards compatible. I hope they'd consider those point

I'm often asked why you would use a JS library like React Aria for modals instead of the HTML <dialog> element, so I wrote up a detailed response. One of the main features of <dialog> (top layer) is also one of its weaknesses. #discussioncomment-15942257" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/adobe/react-sp…

@FrontendMasters and linked signal , model input are complete package. Than we are in two lands when signals introduced aka RxJS pipelines, the course could have addressed it with proper usage of resource, rxResource or httpResource. Creating a customer resource would be nice advanced topic. 2/2

@FrontendMasters Looking at the course outline, It started well with the signal course but I feel it didn't capitalize on the advanced topic. Rather than using NGRX for state management, we could have build upon the basics, the foundation angular signals to build store. Signals, computed 1/-

The Angular learning path just got two new courses from Alex Okrushko of the NgRx core team. Signals, SignalStore, SSR, RxJS concurrency, and testing. This is the "how do teams actually build with Angular" content.

@Armandotrue This isn't the angular topic.

It seems like everyone is building an AI agent nowadays... including me. But the gap between people adopting building the new technology and those who only use it (let's be honest, we're all using AI for coding) is still huge. So today, I will try to mend this gap a little bit, especially for Angular devs. In today's livestream, I will cover Google's Agent Development Kit, a new framework for building AI agents We will explore what agents are, what they can do, and how to quickly get started wth your very first one Tonight at 4:30 PM UTC Link if you prefer to watch on YouTube ⬇️

@QuantumMentat @ipwanciu Still hard to follow, does it means it will use dark variant for form controls as an example ?

only tells the browser "I've handled the theming myself, don't apply your own automatic colour adjustments on top." Without it, colour-scheme: light dark lets the browser know you support both schemes, but it might still layer its own UA-level dark mode heuristics, auto-darkening backgrounds, adjusting form controls, etc.

I still think this is one of the best features modern CSS has given us! Who knows what `only` means?

@michaeldors_ @nitishkmrk Yeah this makes much more sense, best UX in my opinion but switching from text to inputs is a challenge. In my case I had to edit only some fields.

@nitishkmrk Looks nice but practically would be easier to leave the elements where they are and simply allow input in that row while in edit mode

inline table control interaction ⎯⟡°

@MozDevNet Really, it would be that easy, currently in #angular @for we are listening when the last element is in view using an intersection observer to cause an infinite scroll.

Know when users finish scrolling 📜 The scrollend event fires when scrolling completes - after gestures end and scroll position stops updating. Perfect for lazy loading, analytics, or finalizing UI updates. Learn how it works 👇 developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web…

@AdhamDannaway Should it be from perspective of use case and than drill down to use either modal or component

🙅‍♂️ Stop using modals for everything Most designers choose between a modal or a page based on habit not logic. But modals exist for one reason: to keep users in context while completing a focused task. Use them wrong, and you interrupt instead of help. This framework is a great reminder to stop guessing and start making intentional decisions. Worth bookmarking 👇
 uxplanet.org/modal-vs-page-… By Ryan Neufeld

@myPhilTaylor @marcba Does it use jQuery mobile

Remember when websites had a “m.yourdomain.com” for the mobile version of their websites? 👴🏻

@ChallengesCss Should I stop my search for good force graph JavaScript library and use this instead

In graph theory, there are algorithms that find the shortest path between two nodes. I made one with pure CSS (including the graph drawing). Drag the nodes, and the shortest path will update in real-time! css-tip.com/graph-theory/ A demo powered by all the modern CSS features🤩

@FirefoxWebDevs Well I didn't knew a lot of other things discussed in the video, I came across colleagues code threw some dynamic span via JavaScript to highlight part of paragraph

HTML might be getting a new type of tag, which… hasn't happened this millennium! It looks like this: <?marker name="…"> See the video in the next post for a quick intro to how it works.

@Artofpuremind وقت سے پہلے اور قسمت سے زیادہ کبھی نہیں ملتا Means Nothing is gained before its time or more than what is destined

Life isn't fair

@dayujabif @capacitorjs @capawesomeio Looking forward

Super excited to be recording video tutorials again for one of my lately fav tools: Capacitor + Live Updates 🤓⚡️ @capacitorjs @capawesomeio

@zoaibdev I wonder what the Breakpoint observer use behind the scenes matchMedia or resize observor?

✨ A simple service for responsive Angular applications Build a powerful Angular responsive manager using CDK `BreakpointObserver` and signals to dynamically adapt UI components, like navigation, based on screen width. Read more on the blog: buff.ly/hx16Wwc

@nitesh_backdev @angular This is so critical, last week I couldn't solve the problem. I moved to notes than to white board to have a breakthrough

@angular Started writing a tiny note before coding: what I’m building and why. Sounds small, but it keeps me focused and cuts down random refactors a lot. Simple habit, big clarity 🧠

It’s a new year 🚀 What is one small habit you’ve adopted in 2026 that has significantly improved your developer experience? Is it a new IDE extension, a Pomodoro timer, or a specific testing pattern? Share your productivity secrets.