🅰️ PR with the prototype implementation of the template parsing for selectorless Angular templates:
github.com/angular/angu...
#angular #typescript
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#angular #typescript
Selectorless template parsing by crisbeto · Pull Request #60724 · angular/angular
⚠️ Disclaimer ⚠️ this PR implements syntax that is still being designed and discussed. It's an initial prototype that will allow us experiment with the runtime and run user studies.
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April 28, 2025 at 8:42 AM
🅰️ PR with the prototype implementation of the template parsing for selectorless Angular templates:
github.com/angular/angu...
#angular #typescript
github.com/angular/angu...
#angular #typescript
Selectorless components lets go! 🥳 @synalx.bsky.social
November 6, 2024 at 10:17 AM
Selectorless components lets go! 🥳 @synalx.bsky.social
🥳 "Yay" for selectorless
😬 "What" for the syntax
😬 "What" for the syntax
April 3, 2025 at 7:52 PM
🥳 "Yay" for selectorless
😬 "What" for the syntax
😬 "What" for the syntax
Ultimately the goal is to land on a set of trade-offs that works best for the most developers most of the time. And we've got a lot of work ahead of us to prove, at least to ourselves, that this is the case for selectorless.
April 4, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Ultimately the goal is to land on a set of trade-offs that works best for the most developers most of the time. And we've got a lot of work ahead of us to prove, at least to ourselves, that this is the case for selectorless.
@connieleung404.bsky.social here's the reddit discussion to the new #Angular selectorless prototype.
Eagle-eyes viewers are on top of the PRs
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
Like the PR says, this is a *extremely* exploratory. We'll be tinkering with semantics and syntax, weighing trade-offs, and running user studies as we figure it out.
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
Like the PR says, this is a *extremely* exploratory. We'll be tinkering with semantics and syntax, weighing trade-offs, and running user studies as we figure it out.
From the angular community on Reddit: A Selectorless study prototype
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April 4, 2025 at 4:39 AM
@connieleung404.bsky.social here's the reddit discussion to the new #Angular selectorless prototype.
Depends 😂 right wing politics totally yes
Selectorless I am definitely a traditionalist 🫣
Selectorless I am definitely a traditionalist 🫣
July 3, 2025 at 6:08 AM
Depends 😂 right wing politics totally yes
Selectorless I am definitely a traditionalist 🫣
Selectorless I am definitely a traditionalist 🫣
👉 Track 1️⃣: @kentcdodds.com opens with exploring how devs can build the tools for the Jarvis-like assistants of the future.
Track 2️⃣: @mgechev.bsky.social dives into “What’s new in @angular.dev v20”, covering the latest APIs, signal forms, and selectorless components!
Track 2️⃣: @mgechev.bsky.social dives into “What’s new in @angular.dev v20”, covering the latest APIs, signal forms, and selectorless components!
June 3, 2025 at 12:01 PM
👉 Track 1️⃣: @kentcdodds.com opens with exploring how devs can build the tools for the Jarvis-like assistants of the future.
Track 2️⃣: @mgechev.bsky.social dives into “What’s new in @angular.dev v20”, covering the latest APIs, signal forms, and selectorless components!
Track 2️⃣: @mgechev.bsky.social dives into “What’s new in @angular.dev v20”, covering the latest APIs, signal forms, and selectorless components!
Well, we will see how it evolves. selectorless was announced for 2025. Maybe we'll get an answer soon.
November 17, 2024 at 2:37 PM
Well, we will see how it evolves. selectorless was announced for 2025. Maybe we'll get an answer soon.
#angular selectorless components by @synalx.bsky.social
Using the JavaScript name directly in the template. No selectors. No unnecessary level of indirection.
Using the JavaScript name directly in the template. No selectors. No unnecessary level of indirection.
November 6, 2024 at 10:06 AM
#angular selectorless components by @synalx.bsky.social
Using the JavaScript name directly in the template. No selectors. No unnecessary level of indirection.
Using the JavaScript name directly in the template. No selectors. No unnecessary level of indirection.
🔥 Angular v20 is here!
@mgechev.bsky.social from Google walked us through what’s new in v20 - from stable APIs to experimental features like signal forms & selectorless components 🧪
Catch his Frontend Nation talk, now live on YouTube 📽️
youtu.be/_u0HTjJDwIE
#FEN25
@mgechev.bsky.social from Google walked us through what’s new in v20 - from stable APIs to experimental features like signal forms & selectorless components 🧪
Catch his Frontend Nation talk, now live on YouTube 📽️
youtu.be/_u0HTjJDwIE
#FEN25
Frontend Nation 2025: Angular v20 by Minko Gechev
YouTube video by Frontend Nation
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July 1, 2025 at 11:11 AM
🔥 Angular v20 is here!
@mgechev.bsky.social from Google walked us through what’s new in v20 - from stable APIs to experimental features like signal forms & selectorless components 🧪
Catch his Frontend Nation talk, now live on YouTube 📽️
youtu.be/_u0HTjJDwIE
#FEN25
@mgechev.bsky.social from Google walked us through what’s new in v20 - from stable APIs to experimental features like signal forms & selectorless components 🧪
Catch his Frontend Nation talk, now live on YouTube 📽️
youtu.be/_u0HTjJDwIE
#FEN25
Design for Angular selectorless standalone component are coming in 2025 according to @mgechev.bsky.social
November 26, 2024 at 2:40 AM
Design for Angular selectorless standalone component are coming in 2025 according to @mgechev.bsky.social
So often I see people struggling with missing imports and having no idea what the errors they are getting mean.
Looking forward to selectorless in 2025! It’ll remove this entire set of errors for standalone components and reduce boilerplate.
Looking forward to selectorless in 2025! It’ll remove this entire set of errors for standalone components and reduce boilerplate.
November 24, 2024 at 5:25 PM
So often I see people struggling with missing imports and having no idea what the errors they are getting mean.
Looking forward to selectorless in 2025! It’ll remove this entire set of errors for standalone components and reduce boilerplate.
Looking forward to selectorless in 2025! It’ll remove this entire set of errors for standalone components and reduce boilerplate.
"Selectorless" components in Angular could help reduce some boilerplate.
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"Selectorless" components in Angular could help reduce some boilerplate.
🔖 "Selectorless template parsing by crisbeto · Pull Request #60724 · angular/angular" https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/60724
April 3, 2025 at 11:10 PM
🔖 "Selectorless template parsing by crisbeto · Pull Request #60724 · angular/angular" https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/60724
🔥 Just published The Weekly Dev's Brew #7! ☕
This week:
Angular goes selectorless 🚀
RedwoodJS pivots to "personal software"
ECMAScript may finally get enums
and much more...
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This week:
Angular goes selectorless 🚀
RedwoodJS pivots to "personal software"
ECMAScript may finally get enums
and much more...
Thread 🧵👇
April 9, 2025 at 1:41 PM
🔥 Just published The Weekly Dev's Brew #7! ☕
This week:
Angular goes selectorless 🚀
RedwoodJS pivots to "personal software"
ECMAScript may finally get enums
and much more...
Thread 🧵👇
This week:
Angular goes selectorless 🚀
RedwoodJS pivots to "personal software"
ECMAScript may finally get enums
and much more...
Thread 🧵👇
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April 28, 2025 at 8:42 AM
With there being a lot of buzz about Angular's selectorless prototype PR, I as the vocal reddit nerd would be amiss to not mention that there is a lot of good subthreads on the Angular subreddit, including from @jeanmeche.com and @synalx.bsky.social
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
From the angular community on Reddit: A Selectorless study prototype
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April 3, 2025 at 11:46 PM
With there being a lot of buzz about Angular's selectorless prototype PR, I as the vocal reddit nerd would be amiss to not mention that there is a lot of good subthreads on the Angular subreddit, including from @jeanmeche.com and @synalx.bsky.social
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
Selectorless Components in Angular 20+: The Secret Agents of the Modern Framework https://cstu.io/b3c6d3 #google #oneplus #internet
Selectorless Components in Angular 20+: The Secret Agents of the Modern Framework
Hey Angular community! 👋 I recently discovered something that changed how I think about Angular...
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October 11, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Selectorless Components in Angular 20+: The Secret Agents of the Modern Framework https://cstu.io/b3c6d3 #google #oneplus #internet
🚀 @angular.dev 20.0 is here! A major release with many changes:
- New naming conventions
- Signal APIs finally stable
- Zoneless is coming
- @vitest.dev support
- Selectorless components coming in v21? 🤯
All the details in our blog post 👇
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/05/28/w...
- New naming conventions
- Signal APIs finally stable
- Zoneless is coming
- @vitest.dev support
- Selectorless components coming in v21? 🤯
All the details in our blog post 👇
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/05/28/w...
May 28, 2025 at 3:02 PM
🚀 @angular.dev 20.0 is here! A major release with many changes:
- New naming conventions
- Signal APIs finally stable
- Zoneless is coming
- @vitest.dev support
- Selectorless components coming in v21? 🤯
All the details in our blog post 👇
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/05/28/w...
- New naming conventions
- Signal APIs finally stable
- Zoneless is coming
- @vitest.dev support
- Selectorless components coming in v21? 🤯
All the details in our blog post 👇
blog.ninja-squad.com/2025/05/28/w...
🤔 at first, wasn't sure if trolling...
but I guess selectorless is an Angular thing? found this example code on GitHub
what is an example with the before & after?
github.com/treatyjs/exp...
but I guess selectorless is an Angular thing? found this example code on GitHub
what is an example with the before & after?
github.com/treatyjs/exp...
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November 24, 2024 at 5:30 PM
🤔 at first, wasn't sure if trolling...
but I guess selectorless is an Angular thing? found this example code on GitHub
what is an example with the before & after?
github.com/treatyjs/exp...
but I guess selectorless is an Angular thing? found this example code on GitHub
what is an example with the before & after?
github.com/treatyjs/exp...
Angular 20 is out! 🎉
Part of it is about proposing a new style guide, encouraging getting rid of class/file suffixes for present and future motivations: more meaningful names and Selectorless components.
Discover my post covering @angular.dev folder structure.
www.angular.courses/blog/angular...
Part of it is about proposing a new style guide, encouraging getting rid of class/file suffixes for present and future motivations: more meaningful names and Selectorless components.
Discover my post covering @angular.dev folder structure.
www.angular.courses/blog/angular...
Angular v20+ Folder Structure Guide: Best Practices for Scalable Apps
Learn to create a scalable and maintainable Angular v20+ folder structure. Follow the latest Angular 20 style guide and best practices for organizing your app.
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May 29, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Angular 20 is out! 🎉
Part of it is about proposing a new style guide, encouraging getting rid of class/file suffixes for present and future motivations: more meaningful names and Selectorless components.
Discover my post covering @angular.dev folder structure.
www.angular.courses/blog/angular...
Part of it is about proposing a new style guide, encouraging getting rid of class/file suffixes for present and future motivations: more meaningful names and Selectorless components.
Discover my post covering @angular.dev folder structure.
www.angular.courses/blog/angular...
🤩 I’m really excited about the new proposal for #selectorless components and directives in #Angular! 🅰️
Eagle-eyes viewers are on top of the PRs
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
Like the PR says, this is a *extremely* exploratory. We'll be tinkering with semantics and syntax, weighing trade-offs, and running user studies as we figure it out.
www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...
Like the PR says, this is a *extremely* exploratory. We'll be tinkering with semantics and syntax, weighing trade-offs, and running user studies as we figure it out.
From the angular community on Reddit: A Selectorless study prototype
Explore this post and more from the angular community
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April 4, 2025 at 6:15 AM
🤩 I’m really excited about the new proposal for #selectorless components and directives in #Angular! 🅰️
UnOfficial Implementation of Angular's Selectorless Components https://cstu.io/46700a #s #cybersecurity #photography
UnOfficial Implementation of Angular's Selectorless Components
As is well known, when defining components in Angular, a custom tag must be generated. In some...
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October 18, 2025 at 3:26 AM
UnOfficial Implementation of Angular's Selectorless Components https://cstu.io/46700a #s #cybersecurity #photography
The latest episode of ng-news is out. This time, the spotlight is on the planned selectorless mode in #Angular.
But that’s not all. This episode also features updates on zoneless, router signals, testing, community content, and more. Plenty of stuff!
youtu.be/KrNyJB9qwuc
But that’s not all. This episode also features updates on zoneless, router signals, testing, community content, and more. Plenty of stuff!
youtu.be/KrNyJB9qwuc
Ng-News 25/14: Selectorless PR
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April 10, 2025 at 2:25 PM
The latest episode of ng-news is out. This time, the spotlight is on the planned selectorless mode in #Angular.
But that’s not all. This episode also features updates on zoneless, router signals, testing, community content, and more. Plenty of stuff!
youtu.be/KrNyJB9qwuc
But that’s not all. This episode also features updates on zoneless, router signals, testing, community content, and more. Plenty of stuff!
youtu.be/KrNyJB9qwuc