r/angular

Hey Angular devs 👋

Angular v20 dropped a small but impactful change: by default, the CLI no longer adds suffixes like .component.ts, .service.ts, .pipe.ts, etc., when generating files.

While this might make things “cleaner” for newcomers, it introduces friction for a lot of real-world teams — especially in enterprise environments where:

✅ Clear suffixes help developers quickly identify file purpose
✅ Large codebases demand consistent, searchable naming conventions
✅ Suffix-based tooling or architecture relies on those filenames
✅ Teams often onboard new devs who benefit from explicit file naming
✅ Legacy code and shared standards depend on the old format

Right now,

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I started with AngularJS, then worked with Angular 2, Angular 12, and now the latest Angular releases.

For a long time, I felt React had the advantage, especially with Next.js becoming so popular and AI tools generating mostly React-based projects.

Recently, after spending more time with modern Angular, particularly Signals and Standalone Components, I've started appreciating Angular more than ever.

The framework has come a long way. The developer experience feels great, codebases are easier to navigate, and I find myself becoming productive much faster.

It's funny—the more time I spend in other ecosystems, the more I appreciate what Angular offers today.

Anyone else who has worked with

I tortured my self trying to learn the React ecosystem for a couple years and even though it worked it never felt right because theres a million ways to do something and you need a hipster library for everything. With angular theres a standard way to do everything which makes it so much easier to work with.