Gerome Grignon 🅰️ @AngularDevsFr

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@manekinekko Happy birthday Wassim!

Today I reached the age of the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything. AMA.

Getting ready for a productive day and hitting 'Too many requests' with @github Copilot on the first request: wait 10000 seconds...

Track new angular.dev documentation pages! Today we got: - NG01002 error explanation - 3 new Signal Forms guides - Devtools Router tree inpesection guide angular.courses/tools/docs-wha… #angular #documentation

@angular V5

Let’s take a trip down memory lane 🎢 What was the first version of Angular you ever used? v2? v4? Maybe even AngularJS? Let us know how long you’ve been in the community 👇

Hi Angular Family 👋 Mark from the Angular team will be back for another Coding + Q&A Live Stream this Friday. Tune in on April 3rd, 2026 at 11 AM Pacific 📺 goo.gle/ng-live

@rob2d_u8 @DanielGlejzner @gregorojstersek You are making assumptions about the Angular feature @DanielGlejzner mentioned. It might not be part of fundamentals.

Using AI tools in tech interviews is the right way to go. AI-assisted engineering has become a standard in our industry, why shouldn't it also be in interviews?

@rob2d_u8 @DanielGlejzner @gregorojstersek I'd rather hire a senior/lead showing he's able to adapt rather than someone only betting on stuff he knows.

@DanielGlejzner @gregorojstersek An issue is: why would they hire him instead of someone who uses AI that also knows basic APIs or syntax they use daily? Or someone off the street? Trying to land a job cold isn't applying to welfare - it's competing to show you've done it, do it best and won't need handholding.

@loiane I planned to do so to create the project, to prevent some old practices like creating an assets folder (rather than a public one) or other related situations.

@GeromeDEV I personally like to create the project with the CLI, then add skills/agents (you can use the official ones now and give it a try) and then I start prompting. I feel I get better results this way.

Any tips for Claude Code for a Angular/node application from scratch? I want to give Claude Code a try this weekend.

@tomastrajan Oh great project!

@GeromeDEV Make sure to use eslint-plugin-boundaries to auto calidate your desired architecture, let claude come up with it as well, that way it gets pretty good guiderails ☺️

@DanielGlejzner What differences you got compared to Claude Code?

@GeromeDEV Pro tip - use codex 😆

@Armandotrue yea doing it a lot, and more likley one of the main reasons preventing me to use a terminal so far, rather than an IDE to easily review the markdown plan.

@GeromeDEV Yeah, and by planning it really is a huge multi step operation. I usually actually end up creating an MD file and actually storing it, then using it to execute the implementation.

@Armandotrue yeah the goal is to start planning a lot before, not vibe coding with small prompts

@GeromeDEV You're pretty good with the Angular MCP and skills now. Just make sure the plan actually makes sense. It loves to spread garbage code when there's wiggle room

Wrote about OnPush becoming default in v22 ✨ How it works, how to break it, how to fix it, and what to expect in v22. Go check it out 🏃! push-based.io/article/onpush… #angular

@SantoshYadavDev @GoogleDevExpert I always avoided Google Cloud due to no hard limits. 🤕

@marktechson Congratulations on the project release! It'll help the community to quickly identify official Angular skills!

No longer empty! We heard the feedback around the friction with our original setup for skills, so we decided to create angular/skills. 2 skills available now and more information landing this week 🎉 What a time to be a developer ❤️

@brandontroberts Great work on these skills @brandontroberts

The official Angular skills are live, so the analogjs/angular-skills will point those now 🫡 github.com/analogjs/angul…

@angular no longer empty!

@angular It's meant to act as a snapshot directory, using sources from the framework repo: #issuecomment-4112109613" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/angular/angula…

A new (but yet empty 😁) repo has been created to host official @angular Agent Skills: github.com/angular/skills