NgPoland 2024: Empowering Developers with Angular’s Promising Roadmap

Mohamed Ben Makhlouf
3 min readDec 1, 2024

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This year’s conference highlighted Angular v19 features and teased significant innovations set to reshape the framework’s future.

Credit: NG Poland 2024 album

1. The NgPoland Experience: A Gathering of Angular Enthusiasts

On November 6, 2024, I attended the 9th edition of NgPolandConf in Warsaw, a vibrant event bringing together Angular enthusiasts, experts, and core team members.

The conference was an inspiring blend of knowledge sharing, networking, and exciting announcements about Angular’s evolution.
Meeting members of the Angular core team — Alex Rickabaugh, Mark Techson, and Pawel Kozlowski — was a personal highlight. Their insights into Angular’s roadmap reflected a strong commitment to improving the framework for happier developers and providing better value for our time and energy.

2. Angular v19 and Key Innovations

The speakers focused heavily on Angular v19 and introduced several exciting features and updates:

  • Signal Forms: A fresh and performance-focused approach to handling forms. The code in the captures below is not the final version but a shared snippet illustrating how it might be delivered.
  • Selector Templates: A potential game-changer for crafting reusable and expressive UI components.
  • TypeScript in Bindings and Lexical Scopes: Taking Angular’s type safety and template capabilities to the next level.

These changes promise to make Angular development faster, simpler, and more enjoyable.

A Promising Future for Angular

NgPoland’s overarching message was clear: Angular is evolving with developers in mind. By next year, some of these revelations might be available as experimental features or RFCs.

From empowering micro-frontend architectures to simplifying application design, the conference left me optimistic about the “big fish” changes coming to Angular.

3. Lessons from Google’s Internal Development

A standout session explored how Google uses Angular internally to manage applications within an unparalleled scale.
Google Cloud, a project with over 16 million lines of code and more than 4,000 routes, is an excellent example to showcase Angular’s capabilities.

Learning about Google’s processes and solutions offered valuable insights into effectively addressing large-scale challenges using Angular

4. Reflections and Tips for Future Attendees

NgPoland was not only a technical event, but also a vibrant community with engaging Q&A sessions and plenty of opportunities to connect with other Angular developers.

Credit: NG Poland 2024 album

For future attendees, my advice is to fully immerse yourself in the experience, come prepared to network, and don’t miss the chance to meet members of the Angular team.

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Mohamed Ben Makhlouf
Mohamed Ben Makhlouf

Written by Mohamed Ben Makhlouf

I am Frontend Engineer at Engie in France, specializes in Angular, helping developers build efficient apps while staying updated on the latest web technologies.

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