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I just completed migrating the unit tests of 40+ code repositories that power the Angular certification program to Vitest. In this post, I’m going to share what I learned in the process. I followed the


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Using AI with Angular — 2025 updateThe most challenging thing to get this AI-generated image right was that Gemini wanted to use the old Angular logo, no matter what I did… Biases are hard to overcome!

It’s 2025, and AI is almost everywhere at this point. To me, the AI landscape was changing too rapidly to write anything about it before today, because what is the point of...


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Angular Signal Forms — Set-up and validation rules

Signal Forms are available with Angular 21 as an experiment, which means the API described in this tutorial is subject to change, but stable enough to give you a first overview of Angular Signal Forms.

Rather than replacing template-driven forms or


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In Angular 20.2, CSS animations for transitions have evolved with a fairly simple API.

Let’s dive into it.

How to animate a new element entering the screen?

Here is an example of animation for an element entering the screen:

The first thing to know is that animations are 100% driven by CSS. If you’re not familiar with CSS animations, you c...


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Recently, I’ve covered different architecture options to control a dialog component. All these options had the component in place in the DOM and used some external trigger to show or hide the component’s template.


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