cms VS Angular

So, I recently set up a comment system in a Next.js app using BCMS, and I wrote about the whole process.

Speaking of taking action, try out BCMS as a headless CMS for AI-driven content management.

Try BCMS and check out how this powerful combination can transform your content management strategies.

Well, we don’t to brag, but this year we are coming to present all the news and new features related to our product BCMS-headless CMS.

p.s. self-hosted BCMS is still open-source and available at github.com/bcms/cms

Ready to try? Let BCMS be your modular asset management platform.

Choosing BCMS headless CMS for managing structured content is smart due to its inherent flexibility, scalability, and efficiency. By decoupling the backend from the front end, a headless CMS allows for seamless content delivery across various platforms, ensuring that your content remains consistent and personalized for users, whether they are accessing it via a website or mobile apps.

So, thanks to the BCMS headless CMS, the clouds have parted, and the skies are clear. CaaS and SaaS can now reign as cloud champions, working together to drive digital transformation and operational efficiency in cloud computing services.

Each of these starters uses the same foundational concepts ( and BCMS headless CMS) but applies them in ways that highlight the distinct advantages of the respective frontend frameworks.

Angular (full-featured, opinionated)

Angular 20.2.0-next.2 Release Notes

One common use case is running initialization logic at the app startup using the APP_INITIALIZER injection token token. While APP_INITIALIZER is now deprecated, the recommended replacement is the provideAppInitializer function.

This article will guide you through building a modern, AI-powered e-commerce application using Angular for the front end and leveraging the capabilities of Google's Firebase AI Logic (formerly Vertex AI in Firebase). We will explore how to implement intelligent features by referencing code snippets from the "Bytewise" e-commerce application, a practical example I created, available on GitHub.

Some of you asked me to create an example of integration between Angular and one of Firebase's latest features: "hybrid on-device".

Framework: Angular

During a recent discussion with some colleagues about TypeScript decorators, we ended up deep-diving into Angular.dev and stumbled upon something interesting — the @Attribute decorator.

I’m the kind of developer who likes to stay in the loop of the technologies they love, even though they may not be working with them right now. And I love Angular.