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Ng-News 24/48: Ng-Poland Keynote Recording

The ng-Poland keynote offered a glimpse into Angular 20 and beyond, now free to watch on myconf.dev. Other highlights include Younes Jaaidi’s solution for template code coverage, and updates to Native Federation with SSR support.

Ng-Poland Keynote

If you’re curious about what Angular 20 and beyond might bring, the Ng-Poland keynote is now available for free. Simply head to https://myconf.dev/channels/ng-poland, register, and watch the recording.

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NG Poland Conf Welcome to the official NG Poland Conf video channel on myconf.dev! 🚀 Dive into a rich library of talks, workshops, and exclusive content from the largest Angular conference in Europe. Whether you attended in person or are catching up online, this channel gives you access to top-tier Angular knowledge and expert insights. From beginner-friendly tutorials to advanced deep dives, NG Poland Conf brings together the brightest minds in the Angular community to help you enhance your skills and stay ahead in the world of web development. 🔹 Full conference sessions 🔹 Hands-on workshops 🔹 Expert talks and panel discussions 🔹 Exclusive behind-the-scenes content Join us and take your Angular expertise to the next level!

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Code Coverage with HTML

Code coverage in Angular has long had a weak spot when it comes to templates. Logic within templates isn’t reflected in code coverage reports. Younes Jaaidi addresses this by leveraging AOT compilation and using the generated JavaScript instructions to identify which parts of the template are covered.

This approach is already available for Vitest, and Younes has created PRs for Jasmine/Karma and Jest. Learn more in his blog post:

Native Federation

Native Federation, an approach for MicroFrontends using import maps for runtime loading, now supports SSR. It also offers a new feature allowing Module Federation to be embedded within Native Federation. This is likely to be useful for very large applications or environments with complex requirements.

State of JavaScript Survey

Finally, a quick reminder: the State of JavaScript survey is still open. If you haven’t participated yet, make sure to fill it out!

That’s it for this week. Wishing you a great week, and see you in the next episode!

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