@brandontroberts @analogjs @vite_js @angular Is this supposed to be used with applications which don't use Angular CLI but uses Vite directly to build the app?

@shhdharmen @angular @Jean__Meche If the original library publisher stops taking care of the library, there won't be anyone to merge PRs & publish new versions. And no, "just fork it" is not a solution either. Anyway, sorry for the negativity. Making libraries like "hot toast" is a great way to learn Angular 🙂

@shhdharmen @angular @Jean__Meche Also, "Taiga UI" Alert could be good inspiration for such component: - content & icon can be template, component, text/html or function - integrates well with rxjs - predefined appearances

@SimonBitwise @taiga-ui/addon-doc library? You can easily create sites like "Taiga UI" docs site with it:

@edbzn Okey, that is pretty cool. Congrats on getting this to work 🙂

@Jean__Meche @SergeyGultyayev @Jean__Meche can you link to the PR were they introduce the CSS animations? The one you linked originally doesn't have any CSS animations.

@SergeyGultyayev @Jean__Meche They won't. Most likely "@angular/animations" will be optional peer dependency.

@lavishG10 Codeium works quite well with WebStorm.

@Jean__Meche @Enea_Jahollari More info:

@julienrenaux Slightly cheaper: "Logitech Lift" is the best vertical mouse I have used. Super comfortable, super quiet and fits perfectly for my average size hands. Of course, if you have really big hands or you need the USB cable, MX Vertical might be a better choice.

@GyenAbubakar If you use "$$Generic", you can modify ESLint globals like shown here:

@GyenAbubakar Maybe you can also try the Svelte alternative "type T = $$Generic":

@GyenAbubakar Ok, you are right. Didn't know Svelte used "<script lang="ts" generics="Foo, Bar">" to define component generics.

@angular No, it was broken and unusable in 19.0 and it's still buggy and unusable in 19.1.

@cagataycivici @mgechev They made HMR enabled by default before properly testing it. Now all the devs starting to use Angular v19 are experiencing all kinds HMR issues which is taking them loads of time to debug if they are not aware of the new buggy HMR.

@michaelbe812 @angular And also fixes loads of bugs introduced by zonejs monkey patching native APIs: