J'ai un développeur junior sous la main qui cherche un nouveau job
Dev .NET/Angular, actuellement en Ariège, mais ok pour bouger
CV disponible par MP
I have a junior developer looking for a new job.
Works with .NET/Angular, currently in France, but may be ok to move in Europe
CV available via private message.
Been using #Vivaldi lately, largely because the #ZenBrowser has a problem with handling #CORS on #Angular apps, like #YouTube, meaning it fails to load videos.
The Zen team is ofc over taxed and has a lot of things to do, I've been told - even though that just sounds like another "only I can drive" problem that requires recruitment.
In any case, it functions as expected - being a #Chrome based browser - but it's proprietary nature is still dubious to me - as in it's privacy is questionable.
Wir suchen gerade nach einer Person die Erfahrung mit der #Angular Entwicklung hat und sich auch um das Sprint Management kümmern möchte. #FediHire
https://fullstax.de/jobs/#angular-developer
création d'un projet vide #angular pour le fun en dernière version 19. lancement du serveur de développement.
boum, plusieurs erreurs de dépendances manquantes. voilà le fleuron des frameworks maintenu par Google.
Hola ¿cómo están? 
Soy un Tech Lead y entusiasta de Angular, al igual que muchos de ustedes. La evolución del framework es constante y apasionante. Comparto un hilo sobre las últimas novedades y lo que se anticipa para las próximas versiones. 
#Angular #Angular18 #Angular19 #Angular20 #webdev #javascript #frontend
Hi there! I upgraded my online #CV
I'm a #FullStack #WebDev mostly with #javascript and #typescript #angular and #react for the #FrontDev and #python or #java #spring for the #Backend part.
I'm #OpenToWork - #FullRemote or in #Bonn #Germany
Trying to figure out how to use #OAuth and #OpenID in #OrchardCore to provide user authentication for an #Angular app (as opposed to just authenticating the whole app) but for some reason I'm finding the whole topic infuriatingly confusing.
Have you ever been hacking on #Angular but found yourself foiled by a pesky ɵ character? Do you believe PriVaTe APiS were made up by THE MAN to stop you from expressing your true self?
Then check out https://latin-bar-o.dwac.dev/, a site dedicated to helping you copy this critical character!
I am looking for work as a Front End Developer. My elevator pitch:
- Strong experience creating product & feature prototypes #Angular, #Svelte, and #React.
- Solid front end dev, especially in #Angular, with strong #HTML, #CSS, #JavaScript, & #Typescript. Worked large products for Walmart & J. B. Hunt.
- Great tech lead for projects, mentoring all levels of experience.
Feel free to reach out to me here or via my LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/leifwells
I'm helping a buddy with some #Angular since I've done a few projects with it in the past. Gotta say it's been kind of a pain in the butt to work with compared to React and Svelte.
https://marctrius.net/dont-trust-typescript/
Don't Trust TypeScript
About mid-November, the client account manager approached me and offered me to participate in a short-term project after the New Year, where we would be implementing some new functionality in a guest-facing #Angular application and the Java backend service that powers it. He wanted to know that I could do #TypeScript and Angular because even though I would work mainly in the back end, I'd still need to help the front-end guy. And if we do well, "there might be more."
I've never done front-end work professionally, and my previous experience with TypeScript adds up to approximately half an hour; but I am not the kind of guy who would pass up an opportunity to do something completely different for a few sprints. So I slightly exaggerated my TS experience, and promised to know everything worth knowing about Angular by January.
The first surprise came when the project started in December.
Lo que mas me molesta es cuando hacen cambios de arquitectura en frameworks y quieres ir rápido pero no sabes como configurarlo, eso me esta pasando con #Angular
De la versión que aún se hospedaba en angular.io, solo la versión 17 esta siendo soportada como parte de LTS pero solo le quedan 4 meses de soporte activo.
Y ya esta la versión 19.
Esto significa que necesitas actualizar proyectos al menos una vez al año.
¿Entonces solo empresas grandes o las empresas que tienen un equipo dev que puede dar mantenimiento usan #Angular?
¿Entonces si hay espacio para ofrecer este servicio de actualización?
This is hell 
I managed to upgrade to v17, and while the app builds, I get a blank page. I suspect the new routing...
well... gonna upgrade #angular from v6 to v19 
ok fedi, time to do your thing?
i'm officially looking for a job!
i'm a developer with nearly 25yrs of experience across industries, roles and companies (both consultancy and in-house).
mostly around frontend technologies, lately flutter and angular, but also react and backend (nestjs, ktor).
happy as an IC or leading teams.
based in madrid, spain (cannot relocate, family), but can travel regularly with a bit of planning.
available immediately.
getting in touch and more info:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7283187287125889024/
sharing with your network greatly appreciated!
Current struggle with #angular (or perhaps #IonicFramework): sometime during the last 7 years, the Material Design table-related CSS stuff (eg. table-responsive-vertical and table-striped) was changed or removed so a page in my app looks like complete shit.
Which is perfectly acceptable, of course - 7 years in JS is like a million years in human.
What's NOT acceptable is that I can't find how to update this anywhere. It's like nothing ever existed and nobody ever used tables.
I want to like #HTMX, but it doesn't help that enthousiasts advocating it are mostly backend developers with a disregard for frontend tooling and testing, progressive enhancement considerations, composability (like web components) and design systems. There's a lot wrong with SPA, but frontend development as a profession has a lot going for it besides that, which we shouldn't ignore. #dev #frontend #spa #angular #react
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