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Rafael Mestre
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Rafael Mestre

@mestre_dev
Senior Engineer @HeroDevs 👨‍💻 | @Angular @GoogleDevExpert 🅰️ | @ngconf && @angular_meetup Speaker 🎤 | Parent x2 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 | Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 | ADHD-PI 🧠
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    Rafael Mestre
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    Aug 26, 2024
    So this happened! I'm very happy and proud to announce I've joined the @GoogleDevExpert program as the first @angular GDE from Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷 Thanks to all the folks in my life who had a role in making this happen! ❤️ Onwards to continue learning and sharing 🅰️
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    Rafael Mestre
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    Aug 13
    really cool tool, needs more stars!
    @tanishqk
    Tanishq (tk)
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    @tanishqk
    Aug 13
    it can now (v0.6.0)
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    Rafael Mestre
    @mestre_dev
    Jan 27
    "Transformer that didn't make the cut" lmao I feel you, @openclaw...
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    Rafael Mestre
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    Dec 15, 2025
    reading a lot of complaints about Opus feeling degraded today, but I'm getting great results. GPT-5.2, on the other hand... (haven't tried 5.1 or codex models today)
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    Rafael Mestre
    @mestre_dev
    Nov 12, 2025
    It's been a while since I shared any content or been active at all, for one reason or the other. I don't like falling behind, though, so I try to stay current. On the heels of the @angular v21 release, I wanted to recap some of my favorite changes... 1/
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Title: On the sidelines, but still rooting for Angular
Posted on: November 11, 2025
Content: For the last few months, I’ve been involved in several projects where I barely interact with or use Angular, if at all. There’s a reason why I worked hard to become a GDE, though: it’s still my framework of choice, and I want to keep spreading the word about how it continues to get better and effective ways to use it, so I always stay in the loop.

We’re already so close to the v21 release, so aside from hyping up the shiny new stuff that’s coming, let’s also take a few steps back and talk about my favorite features and changes from a few older versions.
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