Angular Team Started Preparations For 18 Release

Summary

The Angular team has begun preparations for the release of Angular 18, focusing on improvements in change detection mechanisms and allowing guards to return Redirect Command.

Abstract

The Angular team has started working on the next major release, Angular 18, following the significant changes introduced in previous versions. The upcoming release, referred to as the next-0 subversion, will primarily focus on enhancing change detection mechanisms. Additionally, it will enable guards to return Redirect Command. The article also mentions the author's other works and promotes their Angular cheat sheet cards.

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The Angular team has started working on Angular 18.
The next-0 subversion will focus on improvements in change detection mechanisms.
Guards will be able to return Redirect Command in the upcoming release.
The article is the shortest the author has ever written.
The author promotes their other works, including a list of open-source end-user apps, an article on Angular 17.2.0, and a story about Storybook.js.
The author has designed Angular cheat sheet cards, which are available for purchase.
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The work on Angular 18 just started and the team does some essential groundwork.

We’re already after the groundbreaking changes revolving around signals and new templating in Angular, and now the team moves to work on the next release numbered 18.

The next-0 subversion revolves around improvements in the change detection mechanisms. It also allows guards to return Redirect Command.

It’s officially the shortest article in my life 🙂

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