React is the most popular frontend web development library in use today. However, there’s a problem. Competing frameworks undermine what could be a ubiquity—React, as far as the eye can see, an ever-flowing landscape context and declarative UI. This is the dream of React developers. All awaiting the day our awe-inspiring idea becomes reality. Well, rejoice, for the day is here! I have come before you to lay the groundwork for fulfilling our vision.

One of the advantages of using the Angular ecosystem is that it never forgets about you. If Angular can’t solve your request right away because the current technology doesn’t allow it, they often return to it. An example of this is issue #8785, which was open for 6 years but was finally solved in 2022.

RxJS is a library that combines the Observer pattern—where Observables or Subjects notify Observers of state changes—with functional programming to handle data changes over time.

Have you seen it already? Angular version 14.2 is here with new features and improvements! One of the merged PRs includes creating custom elements without NgModule. In this post, we will take a look at how to create Angular Elements in Angular v14.2.

In case you missed it: Angular version 14.2 was released with some new features and fixes across all Angular packages and the CLI.

This blog post will focus on the long-awaited ng serve with service worker feature on the Angular CLI.