Master Modern Angular Development
Modern Angular (v20+) expert skill covering Signals, standalone components, zoneless mode, SSR/hydration, and inject()-based DI.
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Why it matters
Leverage cutting-edge Angular features like Signals, Standalone Components, and Zoneless architecture to build performant, modern web applications. This skill ensures your projects are up-to-date with the latest best practices in reactive patterns, SSR, and hydration.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Implement Signals-based reactive patterns for efficient state management.
Develop and migrate to Standalone Components, reducing NgModule dependencies.
Configure and optimize Zoneless Angular applications for improved performance.
Integrate Server-Side Rendering (SSR) and Hydration for enhanced user experience.
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Overview
Angular Expert
A modern Angular (v20+) expert skill covering Signals, standalone components, zoneless mode, SSR/hydration, inject()-based DI, and performance optimization. Use for new or modernizing Angular v20+ applications; use a separate skill for AngularJS 1.x migration or general TypeScript issues.
What it does
This skill covers modern Angular (v20+) development across eleven areas: Signals as the new reactive primitive (including signal-based inputs/outputs and signal queries, and when to use Signals vs RxJS), Standalone Components (creation, bootstrapping without NgModule, lazy loading), Zoneless Angular (enabling and component patterns), server-side rendering and hydration (including incremental hydration in v20+ and hydration triggers), modern functional route guards and route-level data resolvers, dependency injection via the modern inject() function and injection tokens, component composition (content projection, host directives), Signal-based state management patterns, upcoming Signal-aware forms (v22+ preview) alongside current reactive forms, performance optimization (change detection strategies, @defer blocks, NgOptimizedImage), and testing signal components and signal inputs.
Its best-practice summary contrasts old vs new patterns directly: use Signals for local state rather than overusing RxJS; standalone components with direct imports rather than bloated SharedModules; OnPush change detection plus Signals rather than default CD everywhere; @defer/loadComponent for lazy loading rather than eager-loading everything; inject() rather than verbose constructor injection; the input() signal function rather than the legacy @Input() decorator; and enabling zoneless mode for new projects while not forcing it onto legacy code without testing.
Version timeline it tracks
| Version | Release | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Angular 20 | Q2 2025 | Signals stable, Zoneless stable, Incremental hydration |
| Angular 21 | Q4 2025 | Signals-first default, Enhanced SSR |
| Angular 22 | Q2 2026 | Signal Forms, Selectorless components |
When to use - and when NOT to
Use this when building new Angular applications (v20+), implementing Signals-based reactive patterns, creating standalone components or migrating away from NgModules, configuring zoneless Angular, implementing SSR/prerendering/hydration, or adopting modern Angular patterns generally.
Not the right skill for migrating from AngularJS (1.x) - that's a separate angular-migration skill - for legacy Angular apps that can't upgrade, or for general TypeScript issues unrelated to Angular specifically (a typescript-expert skill covers that).
Inputs and outputs
Inputs: the current Angular version and project structure (NgModule-based or standalone).
Outputs: modernized Angular code using Signals, standalone components, zoneless configuration where appropriate, SSR/hydration setup, inject()-based DI, and performance-optimized change detection - validated with build and tests, migrated gradually rather than via a big-bang refactor.
Integrations
Angular CLI (SSR setup), Angular's Signals API, standalone component bootstrapping, NgOptimizedImage.
Who it's for
Angular developers building new v20+ applications or modernizing existing ones toward Signals, standalone components, and zoneless architecture, who need concrete do/don't guidance rather than outdated NgModule-era patterns.
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