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You’ve finally got your Angular app running smoothly. Your team’s built custom components, hooked up RxJS, and wrangled state management—and now, Angular 20 is out. And you’re wondering, “Is this upgrade going to break my app?” “What’s actually new in Angular 20?” Is it worth the bother now? You are not the only one to feel that. In case you experienced some difficult upgrades or changes in the past, Angular replacement may seem like a ride into the unknown to you. You are not just contemplating new; you are also considering stability, compatibility, and whether your dependencies will continue to play well with one another. The good news is that Angular 20 is not a complete rewrite. It does, however, come with updates that can optimize your app's performance, reduce the complexity of your codebase, and ease the lives of your developers, just as long as you treat it with the correct details. In this blog, you will have a straight, non-fluffy rundown of what is new in Angular 20, w...

As more organizations move to the cloud, security is not just a feature—it’s a foundation. Whether you're building small apps or architecting enterprise-grade systems, Azure’s security features must be baked into every step of your development lifecycle. From secure coding practices and DevOps pipelines to runtime protection and compliance, Azure can be a rock-solid security platform—if used correctly. In this article, we’ll cover the core principles and best practices that ensure your cloud apps are secure by design, from developer workflows to global deployment. 1. Shift-Left Security: Secure Coding from Day One Implementing security early—aka “shift-left”—means catching vulnerabilities before they become real problems. Secure development frameworks : Use Azure development services that leverage Microsoft’s Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) practices to remove entire classes of bugs. Code analysis tools : Integrate static analysis (e.g., SonarCloud, WhiteSource Bolt) into your...