Usefull Git Config Settings
git config is the command used to read and write Git settings—preferences that control how Git behaves for everyday operations…
Angular Signal Forms Config
Angular 21 introduced Signal Forms (experimental). They align forms with Angular’s signal-based reactivity model and generally aim for a cleaner,…
Building an Angular Workspace with 2 Feature Libraries (Step-by-step)
This guide shows how to create an Angular CLI workspace where our “features” live in two libraries (e.g. topology and…
Angular 21 (late 2025): The Features You’ll Actually Feel — With “Before vs Now” Examples
Angular 21 isn’t just another release with niche APIs. It shifts the “default way” Angular apps are built and tested:…
Comprehensive Angular CLI MCP Server Guide
Introduction: What is the MCP Server? The MCP Server (Model Context Protocol) is a revolutionary tool in Angular CLI that…
Understanding RxJS Subjects: Subject, BehaviorSubject, and ReplaySubject
RxJS Subjects are a powerful feature that acts as both an Observable and an Observer, allowing you to multicast values…
Zone.js in Angular: From Foundation to the Zoneless Future
With Angular 20.2, an important milestone has been reached: Zoneless Change Detection is now production-ready. But what does this mean…
Git Force Push: A Developer’s Guide
Force pushing in Git is one of those powerful features that can save your day—or completely ruin it. It’s a…
ggshield Guide for Angular & Spring Boot Development
ggshield is GitGuardian’s CLI tool that helps developers detect and prevent secrets (API keys, passwords, tokens) from being committed to…
How to Configure VS Code Settings Across Multiple Computers
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a powerful and versatile code editor. However, when working across multiple computers, maintaining consistent…