I have to say v14 was already interesting with its introduction of typed forms, but this brings improvements I didn't even expect.
For better or worse I've been largely stuck with Angular since 2017 (and completely since 2020), and it's not my framework of choice in private projects, so it's all the more exciting to see it catch up at least in some respects.
The other day I was wondering if Google still has the technical chops to introduce a new, modern framework to replace Angular, but perhaps that won't be necessary anytime soon.
For better or worse I've been largely stuck with Angular since 2017 (and completely since 2020), and it's not my framework of choice in private projects, so it's all the more exciting to see it catch up at least in some respects.
The other day I was wondering if Google still has the technical chops to introduce a new, modern framework to replace Angular, but perhaps that won't be necessary anytime soon.