Technical lead and #developer with 10+ years of experience. Check out my book: https://xitter.cf/t.co/OwRZnEZ4t4
Hamburg, Germany
Joined August 2015
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Yesterday I mentioned a book, so here it is: together with @ansgohar we wrote the 2nd edition of Spring Boot and Angular, and it's out now with Packt 📘
21 chapters, building a full-stack app, from Spring Boot microservices to the @angular front end. amazon.com/Spring-Boot-Angul…
ALT Both ends of the stack. Spring Boot 4 microservices with Angular v22 and NgRx Signals 22, in 21 chapters. Next to it, the cover of Spring Boot and Angular, second edition, by Ahmad Gohar and Dimitrios Kyriakakis.
Every #FrontEnd chapter is built on #angular v22 and @ngrx_io Signals 22, wired to Spring Boot 4 microservices: signal components, Signal Store with events, hybrid rendering, deferred loading, real-time updates with SSE and testing with vitest.
ALT Modern Angular, end to end. Six features from the book: signal components, NgRx Signal Store with events, hybrid rendering, deferred loading, real-time updates with SSE, and testing with vitest.
It's been a while 👋 but over the past year I actually wrote a book and built some more apps.
Today I'm launching the first one: DevSweeper, a menu bar app that finds the disk space your dev tools leave behind. devsweeper.com
ALT DevSweeper: reclaim your disk from dev leftovers. The menu bar popover shows 41 GB free and Xcode items rated by work impact.
Sizes are what you'd actually get back. Blocks shared through APFS clones aren't counted, so a uv cache cloned into your venvs shows its real cost.
Free to scan. €14.99 once to clean from the app, up to 3 Macs, 7-day trial, no account, nothing leaves your Mac. macOS 26.
What's taking up the most space on your Mac? devsweeper.com
Dimitris Kiriakakis retweeted
🚀 Introducing Angular Native
The stunning developer experience and ecosystem of Expo, using the Angular framework you already know and love.
• Real native iOS & Android
• Expo SDK & ecosystem
• Angular components, signals & DI
• CSS & Tailwind out of the box
ng-native.com
Dimitris Kiriakakis retweeted
Next.js 16.3 is now available!
• Up to 90% less memory in dev
• Faster builds, type checking, and rendering
• Better tooling for AI agents
• Custom error boundaries
• Instant Navigations for SPA-like responsiveness
nextjs.org/blog/next-16-3
Here's what's new ↓
Dimitris Kiriakakis retweeted
Warestack - agentic pre-production checks for engineering teams shipping fast with a mix of humans and agents.
This acts as a defense layer against AI slop, ensuring organizational standards are actually followed. Agent guidelines (Cursor, Claude, etc.) are often just suggestions / wishes that live in local environments.
Watchflow.dev is our open-source project - free and self-hostable for anyone.
Dimitris Kiriakakis retweeted
📰 The v21 version is out now. Get all the details on the latest features in one place.
👉goo.gle/angular-v21-blog
What part are you most excited to try first? 👇
Gave my talk on "Unlocking Reactive State Super Powers with NgRx Signal Store" at @voxxed_thess last week. Walked through three progressive approaches to #Angular state management. Thread 🧵
1. Component signals for local state
2. SignalStore with methods for features
3. Event-driven architecture for coordination
The pattern: start simple, evolve when increased complexity demands it.
All examples from the talk are on GitHub: github.com/dimeloper/task-tr…
From direct method calls to an event-based Flux-inspired pattern, in my latest article see how NgRx Signal Store transforms state management in medium-to-large #Angular apps. @ThePracticalDev
dev.to/dimeloper/event-drive…
Dimitris Kiriakakis retweeted
Next.js 16
• Cache Components
• Turbopack enabled by default
• Turbopack file system caching (beta)
• Optimized navigations and prefetching
• Improved caching APIs
• Build Adapters API (alpha)
• React 19.2
nextjs.org/blog/next-16
Attended another @ngconf , this year in Maryland 🇺🇸
We got lots of announcements! #angular v21 doubles down on reactivity and Signals: Signal Forms 🎉 zoneless, and many new DevTools for performance & better DX.
Bonus: met @marktechson - turns out we have both used QBasic 👾
After working with Copilot & Cursor across multiple projects, I've learned the key to AI-assisted development isn't the model, it's the process. Just put together a guide on building disciplined workflows.
Check it out: dev.to/dimeloper/mastering-a…
@ThePracticalDev #AI #Copilot
