We all knew that the love for Angular keeps increasing in recent times due to its feasible features and flexibility over web development which makes the developer’s life easier. While calling on it, this project demanded we upgrade our project to the latest version of Angular 6, and that’s where it began. Yes! We got a chance to analyze Angular 6 to bring some extended features.
Angular 6.0 Impact
On the go, one of our developers also shared his views and experience about experimenting with angular version 6 features and how to upgrade yourself to angular version 6. Hopefully, it created a colossal impact on our readers and also on us. So, in the end, we took one step forward to take a deep analysis of Angular 6, which is becoming more popular among developers now.
Moving forward, we also initiated a Twitter chat with the industry experts and developers from angular to know which feature they love the most in angular v6/v6.1 and who inspired them most in the angular community. Without limiting with the small circle, we would like to share it with you all.
Before I start sharing the expert’s view, this year is running fast like a roller-coaster, especially for Angular! It keeps surprising us with lots of updated features and the latest versions. With the same excitement, let me share a few more information about the latest release of Angular 6 and its exciting features, and hoping that would excite you too.
Angular V6.1 was released with many bug fixes and features like Router Scroll Position Restoration, ShadowDOM v1 View Encapsulation, key-value Pipe, Schematics Chaining, TypeScript 2.9, and more. In case if you missed noting any of these, we have added a quick report for your reference.
Angular 6.1 Bugfixes
To see the complete list of features and bug fixes, Visit Angular changelog.
Expert’s Favorite Feature in Angular 6
To make this survey even more effective, we started asking the experts who feature is their favorite one in Angular 6 and who inspired them most in the Angular Community. We also got some excellent replies.
Here are some of their exciting replies:-
1. Dan Wahlin
Chief Software Architect at Wahlin Consulting, which is destined to provide consulting, architecture, and training on technologies like C#, ASP.NET Core, Azure, Docker, JavaScript, Angular, Node, and more.
I’d have to go with the new add library feature in the CLI. It makes a task that used to be challenging much more trivial now.
— Dan Wahlin (@DanWahlin) August 3, 2018
2. Jacob Ashcraft:
CEO at Side Software Company – which aims to provide custom information management and B2B solutions. He helps provide functional, efficient solutions and services that bridge the gap between Systems Integrators’ automation services and their clients’ advanced technology needs.
Probably the new support for custom elements. Who inspires me? Hmm, I would say @DanWahlin and @_davideast
— Jake Ashcraft (@jakeashcraft74) July 30, 2018
3. Meligy:
The Senior Consultant at Readify helps clients to bring innovation in new technologies. He was also taking care of his Angular ng-Sydney user group, and you can also find him training people on Javascript.
`ng add` (technically the CLI but still), and getting up to speed with latest Typescript especially and also RxJS.
Ivy and Elements sound very super interesting as well but neither is finished so they don’t count yet.
— Meligy ? ng-sydney (@Meligy) July 30, 2018
4. Loiane Groner:
Full-stack application developer with over ten years of experience developing enterprise applications and currently working as a business analyst and senior Java/HTML5/JavaScript developer at an American financial institution. She is an author of 7 book titles published worldwide by Packt publishing
From v6: provideIn Services and ng update. From v6.1 the router scroll! 🙂
— Loiane Groner (@loiane) August 3, 2018
5. Brecht Billiet:
Co-founder and Mentor at StrongBrew. He is also mentoring at Thoughtram.
In Angular in general it would be the async pipe. In version 6.1 the scroll position history is pretty great as well =) What do you think?
— Brecht Billiet (@brechtbilliet) July 30, 2018
6. Dominic Elm:
Th new keyvalue pipe is pretty awesome. And I am really looking forward for the new Ivy renderer 🙂
— Dominic Elm ? (@elmd_) August 2, 2018
7. Sam Orgill:
Web developer having good programming skills in HTML, Angular, JavaScript, CSS, User Experience Design, Design & iOS Development. He loves doing art and creative works for designing websites and apps. Also, you can find his free Angular 6 course on youtube
For me it’s the “update” command, I’ve been involved in major projects where upgrading from Angular 2 to Angular 4 was a major headache – this helps!
— Sam Orgill (@samorgill) July 26, 2018
Max Schwarzmüller as his courses were very helpful when I was starting out. I use WebStorm & it’s a whole other league to VS Code / Atom. Autocorrection & integration with TSLint, Git & Sonar make it ?
— Sam Orgill (@samorgill) July 27, 2018
8. Marine:
A perfect full-stack developer who likes to play around with web development. But Waite! She is more than that. She is an expert in exploring new technologies, series, animes, video games, books, and tattoos.
Todd Motto https://t.co/fyMFPRHkNW and John Papa https://t.co/b091n0J5yu !
us — Marine (@MiyuHmt) July 26, 2018
9. Yazan Abed:
Frontend Developer and JavaScript lover, with three years of experience, worked around multiple projects with ReactJS/AngularJS. Also, he likes to involve himself in writing blogs regarding React/Angular. Also, he never fails to gift us his own experience of working with those technologies. With a solid passion for Computer Science, Yazan Abed ultimately believes in the statement that “Anything is possible with computer programming.”
@toddmotto and for #angular the new angular elements to support adding a custom element to your application and use it whenever you need. ???
— Yazan Aabed (@YazanAabed) August 2, 2018
10. Sandre Elias:
Quite interestingly, Sandre Elias enjoys playing with Angular & IoT, and recently he became a Google GDE, and that’s not the end. He is also the Owner of ESO Information Technology & Services in the Breda Area, Netherlands.
— Sander Elias @?? (@esosanderelias) August 2, 2018
11. David Müllerchen:
Web Developer and JavaScript Evangelist, Angular coach, and Freelancer. He loves Angular and Trainer at https://angularjs.de/. He also became a (GDE) Google Developer Expert in Angular
I can’t remember how it starts for me.
I’m inspired by many people. Just a few of them:@sherrrylst @juristr @webmaxru @ManfredSteyer @manekinekko @robinboehm— David Müllerchen (@webdave_de) August 3, 2018
From the conversation we had, It clearly states that angular experts and developers are more satisfied with Angular’s recent releases. They love it the most because it makes their coding life easier and enjoyable like never before.
Who Inspired Them?
Here we are the listing down some of the industry thought leaders who continue to be an inspiration to the developers, in various ways like educating and motivating them to explore more in this angular framework:-
1. Todd Motto – Follow @toddmotto
Owner and trainer at Ultimate Angular, GDE ( Google Developer Expert) for Angular and Web Technologies. On the go, he is empowering nearly 40,000+ developers through online courses with the mission of making them experts in Angular.
GitHub Link: https://github.com/toddmotto
2. Juri Strumpflohner – Follow @juristr
Juri Strumpflohner is a Packt author, web developer, tech lead, and architect focused on frontend technology. Over six years of experience, Juri has vital skills in developing JavaScript single-page applications with various frameworks. Most recently, he worked with Angular 1.x and 2.0. He also gets his feet on organizing software craftsmanship meetups, contributing to open-source projects, providing technical book reviews, tweets at @juristr, and writing technical articles on DZone.
3. John Papa – Follow @john_papa
John is an excellent Web Developer who helps others use modern web technologies and usually speaks at events & gives his contribution to OSS. He is interested in having technical discussions on JavaScript, TypeScript, Web Development, Angular, iOS Development, HTML5, NodeJS, C#, ASP.NET, Azure, Visual Studio Code, DevOps, and the list goes on.
GitHub Link: https://github.com/johnpapa
4. Dan Wahlin – Follow @DanWahlin
Dan Wahlin is a world-renowned developer and instructor who has been teaching developers for the past 15 years and has a knack for making complex concepts easy to understand. Both Google and Microsoft have recognized his contributions in the world of Web development and awarded him the Google GDE (Google Developer Expert) and Microsoft MVP awards.
Dan founded Wahlin Consulting, which provides consulting and training services on Web technologies such as JavaScript, Angular, NodeJS, jQuery, HTML5, C#, ASP NET MVC, Web API, and a lot more.
GitHub Link: https://github.com/DanWahlin
5. David East – Follow @_davideast
David is a Developer Advocate at Google on Firebase, specializing in placing interim executive managers into the NHS. He is the Associate Director of “Healthcare Interim Management” at Veredus. Besides, he also runs his weekly web newsletter via https://frontendnews.io/.
GitHub Link: https://github.com/davideast
6. Maxim Salnikov – Follow @webmaxru
Maxim is a Web Developer frontend engineer and a (GDE) Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies & IoT. One of the finely emerged active public speakers & trainer focused on Technology and the Mobile Era & Vikings conferences founder.
GitHub Link : https://github.com/webmaxru
7. Manfred Steyer – Follow @ManfredSteyer
He is a trainer and consultant with a focus on Angular. Also, he got awards as a Google Developer Expert (GDE) and Microsoft MVP who writes for O’Reilly, the German Java Magazine, and windows. The developer also frequently delivers his excellent speeches at conferences.
GitHub Link: https://github.com/manfredsteyer
You can start following these experts on Twitter to learn more and stay updated in this industry.
Hold on! the wait is not over! Who knows? Angular’s next version can shock us more by revealing some excellent features than the current version. So let’s be a thirst for exploring more about Angular in the future. Also, if you like to share a few words about Angular or your most-loved features, then the comment box is open for you! Do post your opinions & valuable feedback’s with us, and if you found it helpful, then don’t forget to hit the share buttons to share your wisdom on Angular with the world. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter here: Follow @agiratech
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