Explore recent advancements in the Angular framework in this 46-minute Devoxx conference talk by Jeremy Elbourn, a software engineer at Google. Dive into the development and benefits of the new Ivy rendering engine, including run-time performance improvements, payload size reductions, build and test speedups, and increased flexibility for future feature additions. Learn about exciting updates in the expanded Angular ecosystem, covering topics such as Schematics, Component Ecosystem, Differential Loading, Angular IO, and Angular CLI Deployment. Gain insights into technical details like code generation improvements, locality, DTS files, type information, metadata, and template type checking. Discover the intricacies of generated code, bundle sizes, dependency injection, component injectors, and Bloom filters. Understand how these advancements contribute to improved performance and enhanced development experience in Angular.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Community
Google
Technology Updates
Original Angular 2
Schematics
Component Ecosystem
Differential Loading
Angular IO
Angular CLI Deployment
Release Candidate
Technical Details
Why does Angular need a compiler
Code generation improvements
Improved code generation
Locality
DTS File
Type Information
Metadata
Template Type Checking
Type Check Block
Comment Blocks
Inference
Summary
Generated Code
Code Overview
LView
Update
Advanced
Bundle Sizes
Dependency Injection
Component Injectors
Injectors
Bloom Filters
Masking
Probabilities
Why is this interesting
Performance
Performance Summary
Other Talks
Outro
Taught by
Devoxx
