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  1. Igor Vieira 🇧🇷🦀⚗️✓@igorprvieira
    The Solo new version is here 0.0.17 ⚡️ - gRPC Support - Toast Notifications - Theme Variables: easier customization and better dark/light mode integration. - 🐛Fixes #rust #httpclient #grpc
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  2. Valery Melou✓@valerymelou
    I made some mixins to use it with #angular and #httpclient. This is how I use it:
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    Valery Melou @valerymelou
    Been working a lot with frontend clients consuming json:api. So I built some utilities to easily serialize/deserialize classes to/from json:api. Used to copy the lib between workspaces, but this weekend, I made an npm package to share it 🚀
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  3. Valery Melou✓@valerymelou
    Been working a lot with frontend clients consuming json:api. So I built some utilities to easily serialize/deserialize classes to/from json:api. Used to copy the lib between workspaces, but this weekend, I made an npm package to share it 🚀
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  4. Chau Tran✓@Nartc1410
    #angular #httpclient #fetch In addition to allowing HttpClient to work on the edge, withFetch() also allows HttpClient to receive "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" probably (with reportProgress and observe: events) The backend code is provided by @JayCooperBell
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    Enea Jahollari 🅰 @Enea_Jahollari
    In the latest version of Angular we can now use fetch instead of xhr for the http client. Why should you care? 🤷‍♂️ If you're going to deploy Angular in the edge (cloudflare workers or other edge runtimes) fetch is required to make the api calls. Is this breaking? No! How to use it? 🤔 provideHttp(withFetch()); Thanks to @Jean__Meche for the PR 🙌 #angular
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  5. Enea Jahollari 🅰✓@Enea_Jahollari
    In the latest version of Angular we can now use fetch instead of xhr for the http client. Why should you care? 🤷‍♂️ If you're going to deploy Angular in the edge (cloudflare workers or other edge runtimes) fetch is required to make the api calls. Is this breaking? No! How to use it? 🤔 provideHttp(withFetch()); Thanks to @Jean__Meche for the PR 🙌 #angular
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