Angular 8.0 is the upgrade with a new renderer- Ivy. Let’s see what’s so special about Ivy and what you can expect in the latest Angular 8.0 package. You can call us at +1 201.793.8324 or visit us at https://www.techtic.com/angularjs-development-company/ for your angular web app development solutions.

1. What’s New in Angular 8.0
Ivy Renderer & Other Functionalities

2. Angular is one of the most popular
open-source web app frameworks
used by developers around the globe.
When Google released Angular in
2016, developers flocked to migrate
the framework. Today, a large number
of users use Angular.
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Introduction

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4. A sneak-peak into the future of Angular and introduction of Ivy rendering pipeline
was offered at Google I/O 2018.
The Angular team provided heads up about how they are planning to revamp the
Angular renderer into something that would make apps smaller, faster and
simpler. All this, without needing developers to update anything at their end- Ivy
is backward compatible.
The Ivy initiative is bringing new-age advancement to the process that translates
Angular templates into browser renders. Ivy is supposed to reduce the size of
bundles needing developers to pay for the code that they are actually using. On
top of it, Ivy will enhance the performance by making it possible for apps to load
quickly on slow connections.
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Ivy: Next-gen Renderer for
Angular Framework

5. Also, the apps would transform into something that is simpler to understand and
debug even as they scale and grow over time. Fundamentally, three aspects are
focused under the Ivy rollout:
• Reduction in bundle sizes
• Fast app loading on slow connections
• Quick debugging and simpler interface
Tree shaking is a build-optimization technique that ensures that the unusable
code isn’t packaged into the final bundle.
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Ivy: Next-gen Renderer for
Angular Framework

6. • Shipment of pre-compiled code
• Compilation without the need of Metadata.json
• Metaprogramming
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Ivy also supports the locality principle
that enables:

7. For a standard Hello World
app, Ivy was able to compress
the bundle size to just 2.7
KBs. When compared to
present Angular version,
which makes a 36 KB-bundle,
Ivy promises 93% reduction in
bundle size.
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Package Size
Promising Initial Outcomes of Ivy

8. Along with small bundle size,
Ivy also scored well on speed
aspects. For the purpose of
demo, a Hello World app was
tested through
webpagetest.org to simulate
a mobile device with a slow
3G connection. The baseline
was set to 1.5 seconds and
code rendered on Ivy turned
up in 2.2 seconds. The
current version of Angular
came up with the output in 4
seconds- this is a straight
improvement of 45%.
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Speed
Promising Initial Outcomes of Ivy

9. Ivy is designed to make the
coding experience simpler.
Code rendered with Ivy is
easier to read making the
debug process faster, simpler
and better. To illustrate, give a
look on the same code
snippet, one on current
Angular version and another
on Ivy.
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Simplicity in Coding
Promising Initial Outcomes of Ivy

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What’s More in Version 8.0?
While the excitement related to Ivy is hitting the ceiling, there is a lot more to
Angular 8.0 apart from the Ivy initiative. Here are some of the anticipated
functionalities and features in Angular 8.0:
> Differential Modern JavaScript Loading
A huge innovation will be seen rolling out that would differentially load legacy
(ES5) & modern (ES2015+) JavaScript bundles on client-side. This would enhance
loading speed and TTI (Time to Interactive) for modern browsers.
> Angular Router Backward Compatibility
It would be easier for teams to upgrade large projects to the new version by lazy
loading parts of the AngularJS apps using $route APIs.

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> Enhanced Web Worker Bundling
Web workers improve the speed of the app while enhancing parallelizability.
Angular 8.0 will see support for web workers, a general request from developers
that the platform is finally addressing in 8.0.
> Opt-in Usage Sharing
The Angular Command Line Interface (CLI) will come with opt-in telemetry that
would ask developers to share anonymous information about commands used,
build speed, etc. with the Angular Team. This would be helpful for future
development and improvements.
> Dependency Updates
All the dependencies on third-party tools like Node, RxJS, TypeScript, etc. will be
updated for streamlined and seamless development experience.
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