The Angular developers announced a major version of Angular 10.0 release, the popular JavaScript web framework covers the entire platform, framework, Angular Material, and CLI.
This version sees a diversion from the norm where the team would usually release two major versions every year to coincide with the JavaScript ecosystem and provide a predictable schedule for developers.
Angular 10 comes barely 4 months after Angular 9 was released 4, while Angular 11 is scheduled to be released later in the fall.
Notable features in this Angular release include:
- A brand new data range picker
- Warnings about CommonJS imports that can end up with large slow applications
- Optional stricter settings
- TypeScript has been updated to TypeScript 3.9
- TSLib has been updated to TSLib v2.0
- TSLint has been updated to TSLint v6
- New default browser configuration with ES5 builds being disabled by default
- The Angular Package Format no longer includes ESM5 or FESM5 bundles, saving developers 119MB of downloads
- Older browsers including IE 9, 10, and Internet Explorer Mobile are no longer supported
For more information about the Angular 10.0 release and how to update is available here.
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