Ng-News 26/11: TypeScript 6, NgRx RFCs delegatedSignal, Resource Extensions

Main topics: TypeScript 6.0 and NgRx (RFCs for delegatedSignal and resource extensions). Also in brief: Martina Kraus on security, debounce for async validators, Alfredo Perez on SpecKit, and Angular Graz on YouTube. TypeScript 6.0 TypeScript 6.0 was released and it is going to be the last TypeScript version, written in TypeScript. Officially, TypeScript 6 is seen as the bridge between TypeScript 5 and TypeScript 7 (which will be written in Go). First of all, TypeScript 6 is not yet part of Angular. So you can't make use of those changes yet. Angular 21 supports TypeScript 5.9, but 22 will support TypeScript 6. In order to prepare for version 7, TypeScript 6 comes primarily with a lot of deprecations and new default settings, which pay tribute to the modern TypeScript ecosystem. For example, ESM is now default module system, the strict mode is enabled and the target is the ECMAScript version with the number of the current last year. By now, that would be ECMAScript 2025. When it comes