We’re excited to bring you this month’s recap of top Angular blog posts - with this one it was especially difficult to select our favorites, but we believe we’ve got some good ones. Enjoy the read!

There’s so much great Angular content we discover each month that it’s often hard to pick our favorites - so, we try to diversify both the authors and the topics in each month’s recap to cover as many as possible. Here’s our recap for July - check it out!

This time we covered a variety of subjects in the Angular and JavaScript ecosystems with Danny Koppenhagen, German developer and co-author of Angular Buch. Give our interview a read to learn more about how Angular compares to Vue.js, the making of the German Angular book, the capabilities of the Scully static site generator, and more. 

Version 10 of the Angular framework was released at the end of June, and this means our recap of June’s top Angular blog posts is bound to feature some good ones. Give it a read and make sure you didn’t miss any of them!

We had a great talk with Kevin Kreuzer, Google Developer Expert, freelance software engineer and writer for Angular In Depth. Give our interview a read to find out more about Kevin's entry into the world of software and what excites him most about JavaScript and the Angular community. 

Like every month, various members of the Angular community have produced some excellent pieces of Angular content in May. Here are some of our top picks - enjoy the read!

We had a great discussion with Ryan Chenkie, digital security expert and GDE for Angular. Part two of our interview focuses on security in Angular: best practices for securing Angular apps and the overall security of the framework.

We had a great discussion with Ryan Chenkie, digital security expert and GDE for Angular. In part one of our interview, we talk about the importance of security in the digital world.

We’re back with another recap of some of the best Angular-related blog posts from last month. Check it out and revisit some of the top posts from April, or discover something useful that you may have missed.

We’re past the middle of April now and we’re still waiting for our lives to return to normal (whatever that will look like when the dust settles). Luckily, working from home doesn’t prevent us from reading and producing interesting development-related content - here's a recap of the top Angular blog posts from March.