- JavaScript Bundles and Performance – A production build with Angular 8.2.7 resulted in a main.js of 246KB for ES2015 browsers. A build with Angular 9.0.0-next.5 yielded a slightly small main.js file at 214KB. That’s a 13 percent improvement from Angular 8.
- Ivy Compiler – Ivy yields much smaller JavaScript bundles, so Ivy solves Angular’s bundle weaknesses.
- Selector-less Bindings – Angular ViewEngine already supports this pattern. Still, it was missing in Ivy’s initial release
- Internationalization – You can use the Angular CLI to generate most of the standard code necessary to create files for translators. After you have configured your app to use i18n, you can run the xi18n command to extract the localizable text into a file.
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