Hi @mozillafirefox and @jaffathecake, the @angular team is running into repeated rejections for our Firefox add-on due to source code not building in your environment. We haven't been able to replicate the issue locally or in GitHub runner. Could you point us to the right person or provide specific details on your build environment so we can resolve this?
Alan Agius retweeted
🎤 Speaker Highlight — NgGlühwein 2025 🎄
A big thank you to @AlanAgius4 for an excellent session at NgGlühwein 2025!
With “The Secret Life of Your node_modules: A Supply Chain Security Story”, Alan shed light on a part of our daily work that often goes unnoticed — the hidden risks and responsibilities that come with modern dependency management.
From understanding how supply chain attacks happen to why trust boundaries in JavaScript ecosystems matter, the talk sparked important discussions throughout the day.
Sessions like this are exactly what make our community events so special 🙌
If you missed the talk — or want to revisit it — you can find everything here:
📊 Slides: buff.ly/GzD0WAs
🎥 Recording: buff.ly/Bn4kRx5
Thanks again for being part of ngGlühwein and for sharing your knowledge with our community.
We are proud to organize this amazing event!
And a big Thank You ❤️ to our sponsors @Angular and @Angular Austria Association for making it possible!
#ngGlühwein #Angular #Community
Alan Agius retweeted
NgGlühwein 2025 was such a blast! 🎄✨
Amazing talks 🎤, thoughtful discussions 💬, and a fantastic Angular community! ❤️
Huge thanks to all our speakers and everyone who joined us in Vienna! 🔥
📸 Here are a few impressions from the day!
#NgGlühwein #Angular #Community
Alan Agius retweeted
📰 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? 👇
Nothing comes close to @bazelbuild!!! And @aspect_build rules are the cherry on the cake!
Alan Agius retweeted
🔥 That's one of the coolest applications of MCP in dev education I've seen lately - an AI tutor via the Gemini CLI
It targets Angular developers, but you could apply the same approach to any technology.
‣ Create a new project
‣ Specify your experience level
‣ Start learning!
Alan Agius retweeted
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
Alan Agius retweeted
Super-size Angular v19 blog is now availabile ✨
🔗 blog.angular.dev/meet-angula…
#AngularV19
Alan Agius retweeted
Get ready for the next Angular Catch-Up episode! 🎉 We’ll dive into Incremental Hydration in the upcoming Angular v19 with special guest @AlanAgius4 from the @angular team. 🚀
Find out how this game-changing feature boosts performance and user experience.
Don’t miss it! 🎙️
Alan Agius retweeted
New AppEngine (replacement for older CommonEngine) for #Angular SSR coming in v19 will give us
✅ access to request and response
✅ doesn't use node.js APIs directly (portability)
✅ output modes (static & server)
✅ render mode per route ( CSR, SSR, SSG )
💯
by @AlanAgius4
The @angular/core package went on a serious diet, shrinking from 44.6MB to just 9.12MB! And guess what? All the other packages got slimmer too! 🎉
If you are using @angular SSR, make sure to update zone.js to 0.14.8 as it contains a fix for a memory leak when using `fetch`.
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