Manfred Steyer, Author at JAXenter

Manfred Steyer

Manfred Steyer (https://www.softwarearchitekt.at/) is a trainer and consultant who supports software teams throughout the German-speaking world in the development of Angular. He is Trusted Collaborator in the Angular Team, was awarded as Google Developer Expert and writes for O'Reilly, the German Java Magazine and Heise Developer. In his latest book on Angular, he covers the many sides of the popular JavaScript framework written by Google.

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Fully integrated Ivy, Lazy Loading components and localization

Angular 9 is here – Ivy, Lazy Loading and more

#Angular

Angular 9 brings Ivy in a backwards compatible version and, as a result, smaller bundles. In addition, the I18N solution has been extensively revised and some corners have been rounded off. This provides new possibilities not only for the developer but also for future versions of Angular.

Providing Web Components with Angular Elements

Angular Elements: Where no one has gone before

#Angular #Angular Elements #javascript

Angular Elements provides Web Components and enables lightweight scenarios such as integration into existing applications, CMS, or Micro Apps. The new Ivy compiler takes care of bundles that are as lean as possible.

Taking a closer look at the new features!

What’s new in Angular v8?

#Angular

Angular 8 is finally here and includes a preview of Ivy, service worker support, differential loading, and a few other finishing touches. Manfred Steyer explains the most important changes in the newest Angular release.

New Features in the Framework and CLI

What’s new in Angular 6?

#Angular

Angular Elements allows the provision of web components and the still experimental view engine ngIvy promises unrivalled small bundles. The CLI automates tedious tasks when integrating and updating libraries and can now build npm packages.