This has always been one of the most open and welcoming communities in tech

The concern isn’t “keeping people out.”

It’s that sooner or later, someone will be asked to fix a 1M LOC AI-generated app held together by prompts

If developers are gatekeeping anything…

…it’s quality

It’s wild how “vibe coding” founders are starting to label developers as “gatekeepers.”

Developers built the practices, patterns, and ecosystems that LLMs rely on today

For years, they’ve:
• open-sourced tools
• shared knowledge
• mentored others
• maintained projects - often for free
🧵

AI + Angular + Schematics/Generators = 💰

Do vibe coders know Nx generators exist?
You can “generate” code with zero hallucinations.

Monorepo is going to be the most optimal setup to properly work with AI given all the context is in one codebase

Uno reverse

This is the part nobody wants to admit.

AI writes beautiful code.

Now maintain a system where:

- nobody remembers why it works
- prod gets patched live
- state leaks everywhere
- requirements arrive late
- refactors never ship
- “just one quick change”
- stakeholders battling each other

Welcome to enterprise !

People out there still working with AngularJS + jQuery prod apps and you are worried that AI is taking your job

Even AI ain’t touching $rootscope

Thanks! Good to see you too as always Let’s see how it goes :) - maybe it’s more lively on here than the last time I remember

AI will magnify whatever culture and code quality you already have

If things were solid, you’ll move faster
If the system was broken, you’ll find out very quickly

In both cases, you win

Failing fast is just as important
as winning fast

Nothing worse than bleeding out slowly

Anyone here cheering the death of another human being should end up in a mental asylum

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We’ll cover:
✅ What ng update does well
✅ Where the hidden costs appear in real projects
✅ Refactoring & dependency pitfalls
✅ How upgrades affect teams & long-term maintainability

🔴 Live on X, YouTube, Twitch & LinkedIn
Organized by Angular Space 🌌

That’s the theme of our
next #Angular Space Meetup:

“The Hidden Costs of Angular Updates.”
📅 September 3, 4 PM UTC
🎙 Host: @armandotrue.bsky.social
🎤 Guest: @gerome.dev

Angular gives us a smooth developer experience when upgrading projects with ng update.
It updates dependency versions, runs migrations, and even refactors parts of our codebase automatically.

But are we done after running the command? 🤔

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We’ll cover:
✅ Signals in greenfield vs existing projects
✅ Libraries embracing signals
✅ RxJS vs Signals tradeoffs & interop experiences
✅ Migration strategies & caveats
✅ Where signals fit best in production

🔴 Live on X, YouTube, Twitch & LinkedIn!
urls in comment 👇

Organized by Angular Space 🌌

📅 August 27, 5 PM UTC

🎙 Host: @armandotrue.bsky.social Vardanyan – Angular GDE, author of Modern Angular, One of the Top Angular Space Authors

🎤 Guest: Michael Small – Frontend Lead at Relationship One, contributor to ngrx-toolkit & creator of allEventsSignal in ngxtension

Signals are rewriting how we think
about reactivity in Angular

→ From v16 signal/computed/effect
→ to stabilized resources in v20
→ to upcoming forms & router improvements… the journey has just begun.

That’s why our first Angular Space Meetup is all about “The Future of Signals.”

LLMs only write bad code if you let them
- this is the ultimate truth

Underrated Angular Features, by @armandotrue.bsky.social (@danielglejzner.bsky.social):

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Big thanks for the fantastic reviews to Angular Space Mentors!!!

- @jeanmeche.com
- Raphaël Tuong Tho VO

Special thanks to:

- Konrad Stępień
- Adam Wolak

Symptoms of an Angular Disorder There are millions of Angular projects out there, and we have undoubtedly encountered lots of poorly written code. Also, there are many "Angular Bad Practices" articles—I wrote several of them—but tru...

What do we have here!
New Article from our Veteran Writer
@armandotrue.bsky.social

How to quickly tell if your #Angular app is not in a good shape? 👇

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Would love to hear your LLM analysis and how far they can scale given the current architecture.

What bottlenecks are going to appear and your view on AGI.

Do we need another approach to achieve AGI? How should we even understand AGI Etc.

Learning Angular 2x Paperback Giveaway I have received Learning Angular Fifth Edition Paperback by Aristeidis Bampakos from Packt & I have 2x more to giveaway!!!! Learning Angular is now full released and out of early access!!

I have received Learning Angular Fifth Edition Paperback by @abampakos from Packt & I have 2x more to giveaway!!!!

Learning #Angular is now fully released and out of early access!!

Thanks to Packt & Priyadarshini Sharma I have 2x Paperback to giveaway that will be delivered to your address :)

Article checked and reviewed by Angular Space mentors!
- Alain Boudard
- Jarosław Żołnowski
- @jeanmeche.com

Special thanks to:
- Konrad Stepien
- Adam Wolak

Loading Angular Resources On-Demand: A Progressive Guide to Dynamic Data Fetching Part 1: Setting the Stage - Basic Resource Fetching Angular's resource() method provides a straightforward way to handle asynchronous data fetching. We'll start with the most basic scenario: fetchin...

#Angular Space debut!!!!

@codewithahsan.bsky.social decided to contribute his first Article aside of being a fantastic Mentor.

A Guide to Dynamic Data Fetching
- must read! #angular

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That’s deep bro