Jun
29,
2026
WebMCP: Bridging the Gap Between AI Agents and the Web
AI agents struggle with traditional web interfaces because they rely on brittle DOM parsing and simulated user interactions. WebMCP introduces a browser-native way for applications to expose structured tools directly to agents, enabling more reliable, secure, and deterministic automation. This article explains how WebMCP works, compares it to existing approaches,...
Jun
15,
2026
AI, JavaScript, and the End of the Website
AI is moving rapidly into the web stack. Models run in browsers, agents interact directly with services, and conversational interfaces are challenging traditional navigation. As a result, developers, architects, and UX designers face a broader question: what happens when intelligence becomes a native part of web applications? The answer may...
Jun
4,
2026
Angular 22: What’s New in the Latest Release
In this version, the Angular team has prioritized comprehensive optimization: from the new default OnPush strategy and the fully stable Resource API to seamless accessibility integration. The framework is becoming leaner, faster, and significantly more intuitive. If you have been wondering when the time would come to fully embrace 'next-generation...
May
13,
2026
Watch Session: An AI Assistant for Your Angular Applications
AI assistants are becoming an important part of modern web applications. They can help users complete tasks, answer questions, navigate workflows, and interact with application features more naturally. In this session, you’ll learn how Angular applications can use AI assistants to create smarter and more dynamic user experiences.
Apr
23,
2026
Tool Calling in the Frontend with Hashbrown
Hashbrown streamlines the complexity of integrating AI assistants into web apps for Angular and other frontend frameworks. Learn how to implement tool calling in the frontend, connect to providers like OpenAI and Google, and securely route requests through a lightweight backend.
Mar
31,
2026
If You Want to Understand Modern Angular with Signals, You Have to Relearn Angular
Angular has undergone a fundamental transformation—not a gradual one, but a complete overhaul. The reactivity model is new, the testing framework is new, and at the forefront of this evolution is Agentic UI: the ability to integrate language models directly into the application architecture. This is more than just an...
Mar
25,
2026
Remodel your TypeScript Code with Decorators
Learn how to clean up your TypeScript code by declaring behaviors orthogonally, by walking through a series of before-and-after code examples where we use Decorators to reduce code weight and improve readability.
Mar
10,
2026
Vitest: The New Default Testing Solution in Angular
With Angular 21, Vitest officially replaces Karma as the default testing framework, marking a major shift toward faster, modern, and Vite-powered testing. Let’s explore why the Angular team made the switch, how it improves the developer experience, and what you need to know to migrate and take full advantage of...
Jan
20,
2026
Modern Angular Is Easier Than React
Modern Angular has reached a level of clarity and ergonomics that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. With the introduction of Signals, the progressive removal of Zones, a modern DI system based on standalone components, and an increasingly intuitive mental model, Angular has quietly evolved into a...
Nov
14,
2025
Angular 21: Signal Forms, Smart Styling, MCP & Beyond
Angular v21 marks a historic architectural shift, completing the framework’s transition to a Signals-first, zoneless core that redefines reactivity, performance, and developer experience. This article explores the new Signal Forms API and introduces Smart Styling, which is Angular’s native approach to class and style bindings for maximum clarity and efficiency....
