Angular Behind The Scenes
summary
Angular runs weekly releases with a master/latest branch and a cherry‑picked stable branch, handling ~30–40 commits merged each week and ~1,200 GitHub contributors. CI runs ~4,000 unit tests plus docs and e2e tests across Chrome, Firefox, Safari and IE9–11 (about 50,000 checks in different scenarios) via Travis, and Google sinks commits to run tests against ~2,000 internal Angular apps. Releases go to NPM, Bower and CDN; a released regression caused a Google break due to an internal property name collision fixed by appending 339 as a quick append 339 fix.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:39How I got my internship
- 5:43Angular's Release Process
- 11:281.3.0-beta. 11 transclusion-deforestation 2014-06
- 14:37Angular Github Organization
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