Conferences, Meetups & Podcasts

In this podcast we are discussing top 10 proven NgRx best practices including NgRx 80/20 rule and general advice on architecture and clean dependency graph

In this talk we're going to explore how to architect Angular libraries with the help of sub-entries so that our consumers can benefit from the smallest possible bundle size and our teammates from great developer experience when adding additional components and services to the library itself!

Component is the central piece in Angular. Sometimes you want to generalize a particular component, to make it shareable across your application or to move into a custom component library to share it around multiple applications. It is important to understand how to approach shareable components in your particular use-case.

Managing Q/A sessions for all 7 talks of jsday.IT 2021 Virtual edition, facilitating viewers questions and coming up with relevant content based questions to further enhance viewer experience and communicate concepts presented by the speakers...

Sub-applications (and full microfrontends) can help us solve many real world use cases in large enterprise organizations with many applications, teams and developers.

In this podcast we are discussing how to scaffold new Angular application with clean, maintainable and extendable architecture and what are the benefits of doing so.

Let's explore powerful Angular features are here for the rescue enabling us to implement configurable dynamic Microfrontends with ease!

Modern tooling provided by Angular CLI enables us to provide amazing developer experience. Providing built-in library specific schematics enables us to cut on the learning curve that is needed to get developers productive straight from the start by generating code which follows intentioned best practices.

Modern tooling provided by Angular CLI enables us to provide amazing developer experience. Providing built-in library specific schematics enables us to cut on the learning curve that is needed to get developers productive straight from the start by generating code which follows intentioned patterns.

This presentation will be in form of live coding in which we explore how we can use Angular Schematics provided out of the box, how to create our own custom schematics and how to integrate them into Angular CLI workspaces.

This presentation will be in form of live coding in which we explore how we can use Angular Schematics provided out of the box, how to create our own custom schematics and how to integrate them into Angular CLI workspaces.

Release Butler - A twitter bot that helps you to stay up to date by with releases with popular frontend framework and libraries like Angular, React, Vue... by tweeting their changelogs!

Web components and Angular elements are exciting new web technologies! They enable us to build and compose our frontend application in unprecedented ways. Learn about the new seamless way of using them in your Angular applications & various use cases.

This presentation will be in form of live coding in which we explore how we can use Angular Schematics provided out of the box, how to create our own custom schematics and how to integrate them into Angular CLI workspaces.

This presentation explored most common anti-patterns in the enteprise codebases related to performance, and implementation of the RxJs streams and proposed solutions and improvements to remedy the situation.

Angular Material is a great component framework for Angular! It also comes with amazing theming support which enables us to customize primary, accent and wanr colors, define custom colors and even get and dark theme out of the box.

Standard way of testing of Angular JS 1.X app is using “official” Karma / Jasmine solution, which uses a lot of Angular specific APIs. Let’s explore how can we implement our unit-tests independently from Angular with help of (ES6) modules and Mocha.

In this episode of Adventures in Angular Tomas Trajan, an Angular elements expert, breaks down how to use Angular elements for the panel including how are great they are for some use cases in large enterprise organizations.

In this episode of Adventures in Angular, the panel speaks with Tomas Trajan a Google Developer Expert for Angular from Switzerland. Tomas explains what Angular Schematics is and how it simplifies a developer’s life. He goes through cases where Angular Schematics would be great to use.

Tomas Trajan joins Aaron Frost to talk about his journey as a Angular consultant and Google Developer Expert. Tomas and Aaron mention that they are both drop-outs from college and share different sources of self-learning. They both agree they did not learn programming in school.