June 2026

AI agents are quickly becoming part of the Angular development workflow - generating components, refactoring code, writing tests, and even orchestrating full features.

But getting reliable results requires more than good prompts.

In this talk, I’ll share the Angular patterns, architecture decisions, and tooling techniques that make agentic development actually productive at scale.

You’ll see how strong typing, standalone APIs, signals, and clear project structure dramatically improve AI-generated code quality, and learn practical workflows for collaborating with coding agents without sacrificing maintainability or developer control.

Route enums, path constant objects, flat route trees to avoid nesting complexity — Angular developers have invented all kinds of workarounds to bring some safety to navigation.

But they all share the same problem: a second source of truth that you maintain by hand.

In this talk, I'll share how I built angular-typed-router, a drop-in replacement that infers every valid path directly from your route configuration.

You'll see the developer experience in action — full autocomplete, compile-time validation — and learn how interface augmentation, template literal types, and recursive conditionals make it work at zero runtime cost.

Angular has spent the last few releases removing complexity piece by piece - and Angular 22 takes that vision even further.

In this talk, we’ll explore how the framework is evolving toward a leaner, more intuitive developer experience with simpler APIs, stronger defaults, and less boilerplate across everyday application development.

You’ll see what’s new, what’s been streamlined, and how modern Angular patterns around signals, control flow, routing, and reactivity fit together into a much more cohesive mental model.

By the end, you’ll understand not just the new features, but the bigger direction Angular is heading in.