Angular and Progress’ NativeScript team partner up to enable code sharing between web and native mobile apps.

One reason to believe in AngularJS is its popularity despite boneheaded moves. For example, it regularly breaks backward compatibility, forcing its adherents to relearn AngularJS development.

Angular 19, a planned update to the popular TypeScript-based web framework, is set to make standalone: true the default for components, directives, and pipes. This change, announced in an Angular blog ...