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| Hey Insiders, Thanks for reading today's Inside Dev newsletter! Today, we cover: - Angular introducing the new features that will be a part of version 17;
- Deno previewing Queues feature;
- Red Hat migrating from Bugzilla to Jira;
- And more!
If you find this newsletter useful, please share it with your friends and colleagues. Thank you. Sudarshan
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| 1 | | Alex Rickabaugh from Angular's team introduced the new built-in syntax for control flow and deferrable views that will be part of Angular version 17. The Typescript-based web development framework's release is expected in November. More: - The new declarative control flow introduces functionalities of NgIf, NgFor, and NgSwitch directives into the framework.
- Additionally, deferrable views allows templates to load dependencies lazily in response to configurable trigger conditions.
- During the RFC process for syntax changes, the Angular team identified @-syntax as a popular alternative to other proposals.
- In the 2023 Angular Developer Survey, over 70% of developers pointed to @-syntax as their preferred syntax choice over the original #-syntax.
Q: How will the shift to @-syntax impact readability and writability in Angular projects? Join the conversation here. 
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| 2 | | Deno introduced Deno Queues, a new tool that aims to revolutionize scalable messaging and enhance the management of background processing in applications. Deno Queues is built on Deno KV, which was released earlier this year and is currently in open beta. More: - Through two APIs, .enqueue and .listenqueue, Deno Queues enables developers to offload parts of their application or schedule work for the future to run asynchronously.
- Deno Queues guarantees at-least-once delivery and can be combined with KV atomic transactions primitives to unlock powerful workflows.
- Its use cases include scheduling email notifications, processing webhooks, building bots in Discord or Slack, etc.
- Queues is priced in terms of Deno KV operations and Deno Deploy requests, specifically enqueuing a message and receiving a message.
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| 3 | | Red Hat announced it is migrating from Bugzilla to Jira for RHEL issue tracking from version 6 to 9. Red Hat believes the move will help consolidate project tracking into a single place. More: - Red Hat's senior technical project managers, Allison King and Rui Ormonde, wrote in the announcement post that this enhances Red Hat's ability to plan, collaborate, and adopt agile practices.
- Following the switch, new bug reports and change requests for RHEL must now be submitted at issues.redhat.com.
- The adoption of Jira provides advanced visualization capabilities, such as intuitive hierarchy management and extensive REST API access, along with its tracking capabilities.
- Red Hat will close the migrated issues with a resolution MIGRATED and a link to their Jira ticket.
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| 4 | | Apple introduced Meet with Apple Experts, a new resource for developers to easily find and participate in sessions, workshops, labs, one-on-one consultations, etc. The new global program seeks to inform developers about the latest Apple tools and resources. More: - The program offers over 50 sessions, workshops, and consultations, and access to online and in-person activities.
- Topics include deep dives into iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, and Vision OS, and optimizing apps and games for the latest hardware releases.
- Resources that were available through Ask Apple, Meet with App Store Experts, and Tech Talks, will now be a part of Meet with Apple Experts.
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 | Analyst | | Sudarshan lives in Toronto, Canada, and is an engineering graduate. He is passionate about business, tech, entrepreneurship, and politics. FUN FACT: Sudarshan worked for the election campaign teams of two heads of state in India. When he is not busy with work, he enjoys hiking, playing cricket, and cooking. | | This newsletter was edited by Aaron Crutchfield | |
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