Gerome Grignon 🅰️ @AngularDevsFr

Did you like Angular Caniuse? I'm trying out @boltdotnew's new design capabilities to shape the project's future! More content, such as @angular quizzes, an rxjs visualizer, and tutorial articles, is coming. bolt link: bolt.new/~/sb1-uyw7aidr website: …able-dieffenbachia-3cd45e.netlify.app

@JustAssaf94 @marktechson @angular @brandontroberts same about Forms: if you only use Reactive Forms, you will still add ngModel in the context.

@JustAssaf94 @marktechson @angular @brandontroberts I would only expose 1 single skill for a framwork. Because here it means you will add a lot of context with all skills.md files being added Another issue is how strict you are in decisions. With inputs for example, having 'inputs' recommanded and '&input' stable can confuse it

The @angular team released their own official Agent skills. You can install them with this command: npx skills add github.com/angular/angula… #angular #agentskills #ai

@azhukaudev @angular You need to type the command I shared, by targeting the folder directly, not the repo. The skills package changed on how it explores projects and does not accept anymore skills being in nested folders (like dev-skills folder for angular).

@GeromeDEV @angular Doesn't seem available yet.

@Jean__Meche I happened to jump on the content projection AI PR too :D

AI is great, I really mean it. I love it, it makes me more productive, lowers the entry bar on projects etc. Then you get spammed by PRs with the kind of code. How can we not end up in a love/hate relationship with AI ? 😄😄

@angular Start your journey with official docs/tutorial

Think back to when you started 🐣 What is the one piece of advice you’d give to a developer just starting their Angular journey today? Share your wisdom and help a newcomer grow.

@AngularAustria Damn, I'll arrive in Austria on 11 but in a different city :(

🚀 Angular Vienna March Meetup is back! 📅 March 11, 2026 📍 LEAN-Coders, Vienna 🕔 17:00–21:00 Let’s kick off 2026 with fresh Angular insights and strong community vibes. Thread 👇

@AlainChautard I'd also encourage new speakers to connect with local meetup like organisations to get started. Benefits: - smaller audience - easier to get direct feedback - meetups struggle to find speakers, conf have too many proposals

Many people ask me what it takes to become a GDE, and speaking at conferences is one of the many activities that can help. As a result, I published a short tutorial on how to get started and apply to speak at conferences: alainchautard.com/how-to-speak-a… #gde #conferences #solopreneur

@Tech_girlll My agent does

Do you code on weekends?

@nivekcode It happened to me last week too. I decided to take a step back from a feature then ask how to improve it and got some basic but great ideas. Basic in a way it could have been the one thinking about that but having my mind already focused on some other aspects

well, this is gonna happen to all of us sooner or later

@SantoshYadavDev It might give recruiters some interest at checking your profile 😅

Here is what it looks like

🎙️ Join the Angular team this Friday for the Angular Q/A + Coding stream. Set your reminders 🗓️ Jan 30th at 11 AM Pacific - goo.gle/ng-live

@angular NG baguette! 🥖 ngbaguette.angulardevs.fr/en/

There is so much year ahead of us! 🗓️ Which conferences are you most excited to attend? Are you planning a local meetup or organizing your own event? Let’s fill our calendars together! Drop the events you’re attending or hosting in the comments 👇

@NateDevelops @angular 'clicked' might lead to 'buttonClicked' and we do not to see it again 😁

Present tense seems more generalisable to me. It conveys that the emission is an event not a state. To test that idea, hold up the name against an inbuilt EventEmitter (click). Would (clicked) make sense, probably, but I think (click) is nicer because it is stateless Of course you can consume state from outputs, but I would say they are more akin to observables (event is the primary use case, state is secondary) vs signals (state is primary, event is secondary)

How do you name your @angular outputs? I keep working on an upcoming Angular agent skills collection, including best practices. Past tense = "something happened" (event notification) Present tense = "do this specific thing" (action delegation)

@NabshYonat81653 @angular If you want to stick with two way data binding though, mind the post was about output only, not two way data binding

@GeromeDEV @angular So a list of users component accepting a selected user and emitting the newly selected user will have `selectedUser` input and `userSelected` output?

@NabshYonat81653 @angular It would require the whole context to understand what you need it for

@NabshYonat81653 @angular In my opinion, two way data binding is a bad practice (besides forms usage, ie ngModel or Signal Forms custom forms). Forms are the only context where you have to sync an object. In other situations, there is no exact relationship between what you get and what you want to emit.

@GeromeDEV @angular Wasn't the best practice to have for example an input called `selectedUser` and an output called `selectedUserChange`? Also allowing two way binding? Why and when should one use `userSelected` in this case?

@apter_fr @LydianneIsley @le_jarl Pitoyable, il n'y a ni infiltration ni force armée ni intervention. Il n'y a aucun pouvoir exercé ici, la preuve en est que le président est maître de la cessation du forum.

@LydianneIsley @le_jarl Dans l'ordre 1 - j'emmerde LFI en toutes circonstances. 2 - l'infiltration soft ou pas sur un campus des forces de police et de l'armée ne doit pas être soutenue

🔴 ALERTE INFO : À l’université Rennes 2, un forum dédié aux métiers de la protection s’est tenu à l’initiative de la filière STAPS. L’objectif de cet événement était de faire découvrir aux étudiants les opportunités professionnelles offertes par la police nationale, les armées et la Protection judiciaire de la jeunesse (PJJ). De nombreux étudiants ont répondu présents afin d’échanger avec les intervenants et de se renseigner sur ces carrières. Dans la matinée, une candidate aux élections municipales de Rennes s’est rendue sur place et a pris des photographies du forum, avant de publier un message sur les réseaux sociaux dénonçant la présence de la police et de l’armée au sein de l’université, qu’elle estimait inacceptable. Face à cette situation, le président de l’université a décidé, aux alentours de midi, de mettre fin au forum. Les services de sécurité ont alors informé les représentants de la police nationale, des armées et de la PJJ de la fermeture immédiate de la manifestation. @CNEWS @GauthierBret