The Lab · Case study
NgDigest
Making Angular knowledge useful to a career.
NgDigest brings together what helps developers move forward in Angular: news, technical resources and career guidance. A product where engineering and teaching meet.
The problem
Keeping up with Angular is an endless feed: too many links, no filtering, and reading time goes up in smoke.
My role
Design, front-end and back-end development, content and launch — solo.
Decisions behind the product
Select before displaying
Collection and scoring give structure to the stream of resources. The product challenge is relevance: collecting links alone doesn’t help someone decide what to read.
Connect skills and career
Technical content sits alongside interview preparation and the market observatory. News becomes an entry point into practical developer questions.
Build bilingual support into the architecture
French and English routes, server rendering and language links are part of the site architecture. Content can be discovered and shared in both languages.
The stack
Zoneless Angular SSR, bilingual routing with hreflang, NestJS on Railway, MongoDB Atlas, Markdown blog.
The outcome
Live and in active development: a scored selection instead of an avalanche of links.
What this project demonstrates
This project shows two complementary skills: building the system that organises information and producing content that makes it useful.