Why NgDigest?

Keeping up with the Angular ecosystem means juggling dozens of blogs, newsletters, and community channels. NgDigest centralises that noise into a single, scored, bilingual feed — so you spend time reading, not searching.

How does it work?

Every 12 hours, NgDigest runs an automated aggregation pipeline across three sources: SerpAPI (Google Search + News), the dev.to public API, and curated RSS feeds. Each result is deduplicated by URL and run through a relevance scoring system before being stored.

Relevance scoring

Every resource receives a score from 0 to 6 based on three signals:

• +3 pts — domain is in the curated whitelist (35 trusted sources)
• +2 pts — title contains an Angular-related keyword
• +1 pt — published within the last 7 days

Only resources scoring 3 or above are stored and surfaced.

Tech stack

• Frontend — Angular 21 (Signals, standalone components), @ngx-translate, SCSS BEM
• Backend — NestJS 11, MongoDB Atlas, Clean Architecture (DDD)
• Aggregation — SerpAPI, dev.to API, RSS Parser
• Deployment — Vercel (frontend) · Railway (API)

Open source

NgDigest is open source. The full source code — frontend, backend, and aggregation pipeline — is available on GitHub.

Sources

You can browse the whitelisted domains and suggest new sources on the Sources page.