Angular 13: the intrigue of November 3

SafeValue must use [property]=binding: On October 22, Angular reported on its Twitter that the release candidate of the Angular 13 is available for download. A product release should be expected by November 3.

The Angular v13 release candidate is out, and we would love your feedback!

ng update@next

Report bugs, issues and feedback in our GitHub issues as we strive to deliver a stable major release next month! #ngUpdatehttps://t.co/jsJYcTMVBb

— Angular (@angular) October 21, 2021

Then they said:

13 days until... 😉

— Angular (@angular) October 22, 2021

So what do we know about the 13th version of the Angular framework by now? Angular 13 is an upgrade to Google’s popular TypeScript-based web framework. In Angular 13, developers present the implementation of the next-generation compilation and rendering mechanism Ivy. At the same time, the support of View Engine will be discontinued. Also, into the following version will be added performance update, which includes Adobe Fonts and the ESBuild JavaScript bundler. In Angular 13, the ESBuild will support CSS source maps, enabling optimized global CSS. Today, you can already download release-candidate code at GitHub. It is helpful to note that you will be faced with a brand new FormControlStatus that currently tracks the value and status of verifying a single form control. Still, in Angular 13, it will merge all feasible constant lines for control elements. Moreover, AbstractControl.standing will be thinned from the line to FormControlStatus, and StatusChanges will be squeezed from Observable to Observable . According to the Angular Change Log, most users should have no problem consuming these new varieties. Aaron Frost, Software Architect at HeroDes, made a perfect presentation of the new version on the JetBrains Tv channel. So take a look at this video to get more detailed answers. (see http://g.co/ng/security#xss)