Angular 19 is a BEAST of a release!

Angular 19 is here and it's another huge release!
As always, backwards-compatible (though there is one big breaking change!) but packed with features!

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00:00:00 Introduction & Angular 19 Overview
00:00:41 Breaking Change: Standalone Components are the default now!
00:02:08 Modules support & how to update to Angular 19
00:03:43 The Angular 19 release blog post
00:04:11 More Signal APIs are stable now!
00:05:16 Upgrading Decorators to Signals with schematics
00:06:14 New Signal APIs
00:06:33 The new linkedSignal() API
00:07:39 The new resource() API
00:09:02 Incremental Hydration
00:11:42 Incremental Hydration vs Lazy Loading
00:13:20 Disabling initial Hydration entirely
00:14:07 How to enable Incremental Hydration
00:14:43 Event Replay
00:16:17 Server Route configuration
00:18:10 Zoneless Angular in v19

I bought in 2020 Max's Angular Udemy course, that was in Angular v9 if I remember correctly, and finished in 2021, but I then moved to React (than bought Max's React course), and now I discovered that the course that I bought in 2020, it's up to date with the new versions. Such an amazing thing to do. Thanks Max and Academind for that!

[LarsRyeJeppesen]

Proud to have been the first person to suggest this standalone default, back right after V14 /s

[mst]

Best framework yet for any enterprise/scalable applicaiton! Good job Max for keeping us up to date!

[zygas]

Angular is great frameworki. I have been using this for 5 Years <3

[ytamb]

Thank you very much for that update and updating your course in line with the newest angular features year on year.

[samithakulatilaka]

Thank you very much Max, as always. You're updates are concise and up to the point.

[MRM.]

Hey Maximilian,
I was looking into Stencil to build Web Components and make them compatible with Angular, React etc., but there hardly any videos out there on the topic. When I sorted by most views, I decided to watch the top result, despite it already being 7 years old at the time. I didn't look into who made it, well, color me surprised when I saw your face show up on my screen!

Do you still use Stencil? I would love a follow-up on those videos, since much has changed in the past 7 years.

[agahuseynismayilov]

Hi Max. Thank you for the video. It would be great if you could prepare a fully project in Angular and explain it to us step by step. There are very few projects on the internet to learn better.

[eduardo]

Hello Max, will we have the version 19 course?

[Nilkamalsha]

Can you please cover future of developer in midst of gen ai. How do we ensure ahead for future ready? What things can we learn ? Like node.js or just next.js or anything else. For react.js what is roadmap. Just react.js won't exists?

[ast]

Great 🎉
So good explanations! Thanks a lot

[WebGarmony]

Thanks for the info. As always, it was great!

[CancelOkay]

This is awesome. I've been waiting for this for ages. Gonnna fup tear down my react projects to

[venkyvep]

Max, please create a refreshed Angular 19 course in udemy.

[tombalabomba]

Linked signal is not experimental. Its in developer preview.

[usamasmr]

Hey max, i'm really confused between learning angular or next js, i like the opinionated side of angular to build large scale projects, but i like also the simplicity of next js to deliver very modern and good web apps, what do you suggest based on your experience and the job market currently?

[ArchitecturalAesthetics]

very informative and clearly communicated. thank you.

[codelivewithme]

Im learning nest js old angular style backend framework i loved it for backend but on front end react &next js make lot sence

[mamedyahyayev]

Guys, does anybody know what is the tool he is using to draw shapes such as circles, rectangles and arrows

[madeOfClay]

So since version 19 components, pipes, directives, etc... are going to be standalone, that means we don't have to attach the "imports" property as well?
We can simply use whatever we need in our components without importing dependencies, like CommonModule, async pipe, etc...?