Angular Versions and Key Features | Generated by AI
Here’s a list of Angular versions from Angular 9 to the current version:
Angular 9 (February 2020)
- Ivy compiler enabled by default
- Smaller bundle sizes
- Better debugging
Angular 10 (June 2020)
- TypeScript 3.9 support
- Optional stricter settings
- New date range picker
Angular 11 (November 2020)
- Faster builds
- TSLint deprecated, migration to ESLint recommended
- Updated Hot Module Replacement (HMR)
Angular 12 (May 2021)
- Ivy everywhere (View Engine removed)
- ESLint by default for new projects
- Nullish coalescing support in templates
Angular 13 (November 2021)
- View Engine removed completely
- No more IE11 support
- Improved ergonomics for forms
Angular 14 (June 2022)
- Standalone components (developer preview)
- Typed forms
- Simplified page title accessibility
Angular 15 (November 2022)
- Standalone components stable
- Directive composition API
- Image directive for optimization
Angular 16 (May 2023)
- Signals (developer preview)
- Required inputs
- Improved server-side rendering
Angular 17 (November 2023)
- New branding and logo
- Built-in control flow (@if, @for, @switch)
- Deferrable views
- Signals stable
Angular 18 (May 2024)
- Zoneless change detection (experimental)
- Material 3 components
- Improved hydration
Angular 19 (November 2024) - Current stable version
- Incremental hydration
- Hot module replacement improvements
- Linked signals
- Resource API
Angular follows a predictable release schedule with major versions every 6 months (typically May and November).