Proud husband and father of two boys. JavaScript enthusiast. Angular and RxJS fan. @tryultimate and @eggheadio instructor. Author of RxJS ultimate.
Louisville, KY
Joined April 2009
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🎉 New RxJS course is here!
My Masterclass on advanced RxJS, including a deep dive into Subjects, Schedulers, marble testing, real world tips and tricks + more!
Enjoy! 😀
ultimatecourses.com/learn/rx…
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Have you heard the news already? ⚡️
With TypeScript 7 shifting to native code, we're building a new Rust + Oxc-powered preprocessor to bring parallel, native-speed processing to your apps.
Discover our roadmap, architecture, & FAQ: medium.com/@angularteam/an-u… 🚀
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This Stanford neuroscientist keeps popping up on my timeline and I think it's because Elon's algorithm thinks it's @cutler1300 and I need to see it.
Signal forms look incredible, but I’m most excited for Angular Aria.
Material is great, but I don’t always want to go down that design path.
Being able to pair Aria + CDK, and easily layer styling of your choice on top without fighting Material is a huge win.
👍👍 to the team!
📰 The v21 version is out now. Get all the details on the latest features in one place.
👉goo.gle/angular-v21-blog
What part are you most excited to try first? 👇
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I hadn’t looked at Angular in a while. It’s way more powerful than I remember.
Angular is evolving fast into a scalable, AI-forward framework built for modern, high-performance apps.
Here’s what stands out:
𝟭) Rendering, Your Way
↳ Server-Side Rendering (SSR), Static Site Generation (SSG), and Client-Side Rendering (CSR) all supported
↳ Full-page and partial hydration for optimal performance
↳ Template-level code lazy loading for faster interactions
𝟮) AI-Ready by Design
↳ Support for modern AI workflows with high quality code generation
↳ Secure by default, thanks to Google Security Engineers
↳ Performant reactivity, accessible, and built for the next generation of web apps
𝟯) Modern Developer Experience
↳ Simplified learning curve with new tools and docs
↳ Streamlined setup and first-class TypeScript integration
↳ Designed for teams building serious, production-grade apps
If you haven’t checked out Angular recently, now’s the time.
→ fandf.co/4oUpEoD
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Huge thank you to @Angular for collaborating with me on this post.
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Fresh out of the fryer, hashbrown is a headless @angular library for building joyful AI-powered user experiences.
It supports streaming, chat, structured outputs, generative UI, and AI code execution using the latest v20 resource and signals APIs.
hashbrown.dev
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Angular v20 is now available! ✨
Check out the blog post for more info about the cool features and be sure to tune into the v20 developer event premiering tomorrow, May 29 at 9 AM Pacific
goo.gle/angular-v20-blog
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🎉 Huge thanks to the amazing @angular community! 🙏
My ngxpert/hot-toast library just crossed 5,000 weekly downloads!
So thrilled to see it being used and loved. Keep the feedback coming! ❤️
👉 ng add @ngxpert/hot-toast
#Angular #OpenSource #JavaScript #WebDevelopment
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The resource API is full of neat tricks - did you know you can stream a response, too? This feature and more are available in Angular 19.2
Check the blog post here: blog.angular.dev/angular-19-…
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If you think Cursor + Sonnet 3.5 is a "junior engineer," you need to raise your standards.
I don't know how much things have changed, but I was so much better when I started than this.
I was coherent, self-aware, and learned from my mistakes immediately. Cursor is none of these things.
I get it! Cursor, paired with a good model, is very helpful in building TODO applications and simple web pages without knowing how to code. It's also a great copilot for experienced developers.
But I would expect real developers to be smart, regardless of how new they are to development.
The worst part about this:
Mediocre middle managers who know nothing about coding will believe this hype and cause a lot of damage to companies.
The best part about this:
Demand for professional developers will increase dramatically as soon as companies realize their mistakes and try to fix the mess they got into.
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🔥 Angular v18 is now available
Excited to share the next milestone in the evolution of Angular:
‣ Experimental zoneless
‣ New home for developers on Angular.dev
‣ Material 3, deferrable views, built-in control flow are now stable
‣ More!
blog.angular.io/angular-v18-…
ALT An image showing the Angular logo and the label v18 is now available
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I've been re-aquainting myself this week with RxJS using the courses on UltimateCourses.com and I'm continuously amazed at just how awesome RxJS is. Looking for a lead Angular dev role, please retweet if you can help @tryultimate @BTroncone @TechStackNation @BenLesh
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💪 What a great day to learn something 🤓
🚦 #Angular Signals 🚦 egghead.io course
👉 20 lessons, 52 minutes, FREE 👈
egghead.io/courses/modernize…
A sample explaining `computed` semantics below👇
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🔥 Angular's momentum continues this year...
‣ Partial hydration with data tracking
‣ Fine-grained change detection with signals
‣ Unlocking the development of zoneless apps
‣ Lots of upcoming quality of life improvements
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Very excited about CSS anchor positioning shipping in Chrome: groups.google.com/a/chromium…
Overlay positioning is some of the most complicated code in React Aria, and I can't wait to remove it. The spec looks remarkably full featured and customizable! drafts.csswg.org/css-anchor-…
