Minko Gechev's blog

⭐ Find Skillgrade on GitHub skillgrade A few weeks ago I wrote about Skill Eval, a framework for testing AI agent skills.

⭐ Find Skill Eval on GitHub Unit Tests for AI Agent Skills I’ve been working with AI coding agents daily - Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and others.

In conversations with developers lately I’ve been noticing a lot of discomfort when bringing AI.

Historically in my blog I’ve been posting 10-20 page deep-dive explorations in type theory, deep neural networks, predictive prefetching, etc.

The opinions stated here are my own, not necessarily those of my employer.

One of my current projects is converging Angular and Wiz into the same framework.

Over the past couple of years, I’ve been the product lead for Angular.

Over the past few years, I have published most of my posts on blog.angular.dev and my blog has received little attention.

In this post, we’re going to focus on web performance.

This blog post introduces another design pattern into the context of ngrev.

I see two common frustrations around design patterns: It’s easy to memorize patterns but hard to figure out where and how to use them OOP is lame, and design patterns suck If the second bullet point resonates with you, this blog post is probably not a good

Over the past 7 years, I gave over 125+ talks for 20 countries in front of over 50,000+ people.

Since Angular version 8, we support dynamic imports in loadChildren in the route declaration.

I’ve been using Angular for years, not only the framework itself but the entire development platform, including the CLI.

A few months ago I posted an article about Guess.js.

In this blog post, we want to share our new schematics for Angular CLI which provide Bazel build support.

In this blog post, we’ll make a brief introduction to what Bazel is and how we can build our TypeScript projects with it.

The past five years I’ve been heavily involved in the startup space, both, here in the Silicon Valley and Bulgaria.

While experimenting with enhancements of the prediction model of Guess.js, I started looking at deep learning.

About a year ago I decided to polish my Go skills.

About two months ago I published my initial research[1] on data-driven bundling.

In this article, I’ll introduce the early implementation of a few tools which based on techniques from the machine learning allow us to perform data-driven chunk clustering and pre-fetching for single-page applications.

Decorators in JavaScript are now in stage 2.

In this post, I’ll show you a few tricks which can make your life using Immutable.js and Redux with TypeScript easier.

This time I’ll violate my principle to write only about purely technical topics on my blog.

For the past year I’ve been working on a project which uses React with TypeScript and Redux.

In this article we’ll take a look at another Angular abstraction - the differs and more specifically the IterableDiffer; we’ll explain what the differs are and how the framework uses them internally.

In this post, we’ll focus on techniques from functional programming we can apply to improve the performance of our applications, more specifically pure pipes, memoization, and referential transparency.

On AngularConnect 2017 in London, I gave a talk called “Purely Fast.”

This post will be dedicated to template references in Angular and dynamic scoping.

I already wrote a couple of essays related to the development of programming languages that I was extremely excited about!

In this blog post we’ll go through a sample implementation of a type checker, interpreter and a transpiler for a basic purely functional programming language, which is based on the lambda calculus.

In the first part of this blog post I discuss the idea of using virtual reality for gamification of manual tasks in the software development process.

In this article we’re going to quickly explore 7 Angular development tools which can make our everyday life easier.

Have you ever been hired to work on a huge legacy Angular project with thousands of NgModules, components, directives, pipes and services?

Recently I’ve been blogging mostly about Angular and it’s not by accident!

In this post I’ll quickly explain the minimum you need to know in order to publish an Angular component to npm.

In this informal essay I’ll go through a case study of my experience in using Angular (2 and above) in production.

Recently I added Ahead-of-Time (AoT) compilation support to angular-seed and got a lot of questions about the new feature.

In the post “Building an Angular 2 Application for Production” we explored how we can decrease the bundle size of a “Hello world!”

The content in this post uses deprecated APIs To learn about the latest version of the Stripe APIs check out their documentation page.

Progressive Web Applications help us build native-like web apps, thanks to amazing tools such as Service Workers, IndexDB, App Shell etc.

For the last a couple of months I’m working on an Angular 2 based PWA.

In order to have better understanding of the following blog post you should be familiar with the fundamentals of the object-oriented and functional programming.

Maintaining the angular-seed, I found out that the most common problem for developers using the project is: Duplicate identifier 'export='. (2300) compilation error.

So far, most of the blog posts I’ve written are tutorials; they explain how we can use given technologies, architectures, algorithm etc.

About two weeks ago I published the initial draft of a Community-driven Angular 2 Style Guide.

In this article I’m going to explain the difference between the concepts of view children and content children in Angular.

Warning: This version of the Angular 2 router is now deprecated!

A couple of months ago I watched a few talks from ReactEurope.