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Co-authored-by: Johannes Hoppe <johannes.hoppe@haushoppe-its.de>
Co-authored-by: Johannes Hoppe <johannes.hoppe@haushoppe-its.de>
…content - Move Angular 22 blog post from May (2026-05) to June (2026-06) directory - Update publication date from 2026-05-18 to 2026-06-01 - Expand content with comprehensive coverage of stable features: * Signal Forms stabilization and migration guide references * Resource API (resource() and rxResource()) stability * HttpClient Fetch API integration * New @service() decorator * Additional features: injectAsync(), debounced signals, WebMCP integration - Update TypeScript requirement from >=5.9.0 to >=6.0.0 - Update Node.js requirement to ^22.22.0 || ^24.13.1 || >=26.0.0 - Add comprehensive keyword metadata for improved discoverability - Align publication timing with actual Angular 22 release schedule
Co-authored-by: Ferdinand Malcher <ferdinand@malcher.media>
…atting fixes - Add Angular 22 keyword to Vitest migration post - Add fakeAsync keyword to Vitest migration post - Update lastModified date to 2026-06-01 in Vitest post - Fix trailing whitespace throughout both blog posts - Improve consistency in formatting and punctuation across documentation
…mples - Correct WebMCP repository link to official webmachinelearning organization - Add explanation of tool registration across three levels (global, route, service) - Include complete code example for global WebMCP tool registration with BookStore service - Document Signal Forms integration with WebMCP via experimentalWebMcpTool option - Add step-by-step setup guide for provideExperimentalWebMcpForms provider - Provide comprehensive Signal Form example with validation and WebMCP tool declaration - Add browser testing section with Chrome flag configuration - Include console API example for manual tool execution via navigator.modelContextTesting - Clarify that Angular handles automatic tool deregistration on injector destruction - Emphasize tool name uniqueness requirement and runtime error handling
- Simplify WebMCP overview to focus on Angular 22's experimental support - Remove detailed implementation examples (global, route, and service registration) - Remove Signal Forms WebMCP integration code examples - Remove browser testing instructions and Chrome flag configuration - Replace extensive content with concise explanation and link to dedicated WebMCP article - Streamline narrative to highlight key concepts: tool registration, Signal Forms integration, and agent capabilities - Redirect readers to comprehensive guide at /blog/2026-05-webmcp for full implementation details
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