Angular 15, a planned upgrade to Google’s TypeScript framework for web development, will stabilize standalone component APIs, simplifying application building, and offer a new way to compose UI logic, the company announced.
Angular 15 is expected to arrive in November, said Minko Gechev, Google developer relations lead and an engineer on the Angular team. Standalone components, introduced in Angular 14 in June as a developer preview, will reduce the need for using NgModules, which configure injectors, as well as the compiler. Standalone components promise to help with organization, reduce boilerplate, and make applications easier to build. Standalone component APIs move to stable status with the new release.
