Angularians Carve your name in ng-halla

Every Angular contributor’s pull request, issue, discussion, review and security advisory credit is remembered here, in ng-halla. Take your seat among the Angularians and earn your place in the saga.

How to contribute

Read the announcement, The gates of ng-halla are open, for why every Angular contributor gets a seat.

2,288 contributors
5,771 merged PRs
2,141 issues
28,097 comments
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Angularians around the world in ng-halla

Angular contributors from 100 countries in the last 12 months. Pick a country to see its best ranked contributors.

From the location on each GitHub profile, matched to a country: 1,057 of 2,288 Angularians set one.

How to become an Angularian

Become an Angular contributor with one of these, in angular/angular, angular/components, angular/angular-cli, angular/dev-infra, angular/domino, angular/zone.js or angular/universal, and earn the Angularian badge.

Merge a pull request

Fix a bug, ship a feature or improve the docs in any Angular repository.

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Open a helpful issue

An issue that gets completed, or collects 3+ reactions or 5+ comments.

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Write a helpful comment

Answer a question on an issue, a PR or a discussion: a comment with 3+ reactions, or an accepted answer, counts.

Answer a discussion

Ready to carve your name?

Help shape the future of Angular, and take your seat in ng-halla.

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Built on Angular community tools

Angularians runs on these four. Their creators wear a special badge.

AnalogJS
The meta-framework: pages, server rendering, the API
Brandon Roberts
Analog alchemist
spartan/ui
The UI components
Robin Goetz
Spartan king
ng-icons
The icons
Ashley Hunter
Icon smith
ngxtension
Signal utilities
Chau Tran & Enea Jahollari
Utility wizard

Forged something for Angular?

Claim a custom badge in your profile, with your project's own logo, next to your rank.

You made an Angular library people use.
You built a tool for Angular developers.
You run an Angular meetup or community.
You teach Angular in posts, videos or talks.

Something else? Ask anyway.

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