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Angular Connect 2018

date:2018-11-07..2018-11-09
location:London, United Kingdom
series:AngularConnect · 3 editions
editions:[AngularConnect 2017, Angular Connect 2018, AngularConnect 2019]
tags:[angular]

Angular developers, frontend engineers, engineering managers, build and release engineers, QA engineers, full-stack developers

Angular Ivy incremental compilation; ngUpgrade migration strategies; Angular Elements web components; Bazel builds and remote execution; RxJS schedulers deep dive; Cypress end-to-end testing; Angular Universal server rendering; Dynamic reactive forms with GraphQL; Angular Service Worker PWA; Change detection optimization techniques; Runtime i18n with Ivy; NestJS backend integration

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Keynote addressJohn Doe41m
Claims that Angular lets teams write 10x less code and reports 600+ apps at Google with production use; tooling proves it: ng update and ng add automate…
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VS Code Can Do ThatJohn Papa30m
Daily Insiders build shows feature-first demos: Command+Shift+P opens the command palette to run anything, breadcrumbs and snippets generate ngRx and lazy…
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Automating UI developmentStefan Baumgartner, Katrin Freihofner25m
Describes wiring Sketch and Angular into a workflow that extracts Sketch symbols into a component library, generates component properties and defaults, and…
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How to save time & money by planning your ngUpgradeSam Julien20m
A decision framework lays out concrete criteria — team size, sprint capacity, architecture health, dependency triage, build and test posture — to pick between…
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RxJS schedulers in depthMichael Hladky30m
Claim: observables are not always synchronous and schedulers change when and where work runs. Shows concrete tools: animation-frames scheduler to smooth 60fps…
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How to AI in JS?Asim Hussain35m
Demos include a Slack bot that replaces faces with emojis by POSTing images to Azure Cognitive Services Face API, a CodePen that classifies images locally…
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The good, the bad and the ugly - Component architecture at scaleAna Cidre, Sherry List27m
A Jurassic Park adoption app gets refactored: remove direct HTTP from components into services, split UI into stateful versus stateless components, and replace…
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You Might Not Need NgRxMike Ryan28m
Concrete claims about when NgRx helps and when it hurts guide the decision The talk contrasts benefits — serializability, immutability, type safety and easier…
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Universally speakingCraig Spence31m
Case study of moving a large Angular app (Trade Me) to server rendering: Node/Express server generated full HTML, CLI adds server module and serverTransition…
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Upgrading to Angular without ngUpgradeErin Coughlan23m
Upgrades happen one component at a time by packaging Angular components as Angular Elements, registering them with a tiny bridge called create-ng1-wrapper, and…
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Optimize and debug change detection like a proMax NgWizard30m
Explains exactly what change detection does under the hood: components map to views with per-binding old values, Angular runs bindings then a dev-mode recheck…
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Why you need a build system, and why it should be BazelMartin Probst23m
A real migration story: a codebase moves to TypeScript and a homegrown build is a 2,000-line gulp with 100 tasks and 400 dependencies, slow, non‑reproducible…
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Nest the backend for your Angular applicationBo Vandersteene26m
Claims that Nest lets an Angular team write back end code with the same terms and TypeScript tooling, integrates via shared module/provider contracts, and runs…
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Testing Angular with Cypress.ioJoe Eames31m
Cypress.io claims to replace Protractor/WebDriver by running as an Electron app that launches the browser, controls and intercepts XHR requests, and can mock…
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The differences between ElementRef, TemplateRef, ViewContainerRefAshnita Bali, Marcin Ryzycki31m
Explains when ElementRef vs TemplateRef vs ViewContainerRef actually produce DOM nodes and how to instantiate views and components at runtime using the…
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Building an Angular PWA Angular Service Worker or Workbox?Maxim Salnikov32m
Clear comparison of two concrete workflows: one-line setup with Angular CLI that generates ngsw.json and copies ngsw-worker so an app goes offline in the demo…
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Location based immersive experiences with Angular and WebXRAyşegül Yönet26m
A reusable Angular component library that wires Geolocation + WebXR into a real mobile web AR experience, using ThreeJS and WebGL for rendering, Firebase…
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Angular Testing In TDD - Writing a Feature Guided By a Responsible ManiacShai Reznik49m
Live-coding shows a real feature: a matching quiz component for a LlamaDate site built with strict TDD and a custom test driver that replaces verbose TestBed…
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Lightening TalkAshnita Bali, Darryl Brown, Mike Ryan, Stanimira Vlaeva
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The theory of Angular IvyAlex Rickabaugh41m
Angular Ivy replaces View Engine with a new compiler/runtime that compiles decorators into static ngDef fields and emits an imperative instruction set so…
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Angular Ivy by exampleJason Aden34m
Demonstrations show Ivy actually produces clearer generated code, shorter stack traces and a new global ng.getComponent API for inspecting components at…
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Automate G Suite with Apps Script and AngularGrant Timmerman15m
Shows a working Google Sheets add-on that pops a side panel with GitHub avatar and the top YouTube hit, sends mail with one-line GmailApp.sendMail, and queries…
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Migrating from AngularJS to AngularElana Olson24m
Shows concrete migration tools and rules of thumb: ngMigration Assistant (CLI that scans apps, lists files with AngularJS patterns, and produces a customized…
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Dynamic reactive forms with GraphQLJuan Stoppa23m
A framework called formQL renders large enterprise forms from JSON stored on the server and uses reactive forms + GraphQL with an NgRx store and a dynamic…
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Climbing up injector treesUri Shaked, Kapunahele Wong30m
Live demo builds an Angular app in StackBlitz and shows that dependency lookup happens in two distinct trees: first the ElementInjector tree (component…
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The life of an Angular pull requestManu Murthy20m
Angular treats a pull request as the unit of change and shows concrete process work: a new StackBlitz template for minimal reproductions, automated triage by a…
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Architectures for huge Angular based enterprise applications npm Packages, Monorepos and Micro AppsManfred Steyer31m
Compares three concrete architectures and shows working demos: publishing reusable code as npm packages using Angular CLI 6, keeping everything in a monorepo…
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White-labeling & A/B testing with interchangeable componentsYounes Jaaidi33m
Architectures for white‑labeling, A/B testing and canary releases use interchangeable, loosely coupled Angular components and services wired by configuration…
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The CLI RoadmapFilipe Silva22m
CLI v7 ships prompts, moves docs to angular.io, and reloads the reflect polyfill only for JIT builds saving about 20 kilobytes in production bundles…
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It’s alive! Dino-mic components in AngularShmuela Jacobs33m
Live demos show a dashboard that randomly instantiates dozens of widget components and confirms change detection and dependency injection work when components…
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Runtime i18n with IvyOlivier Combe22m
Moves Angular i18n from build-time to runtime translations using Ivy, producing component definitions that query and apply messages when views create. Promises…
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Crossing Across PlatformsSani Yusuf29m
Shows a real enterprise healthcare app that uses Angular plus Ionic (or NativeScript) and Electron to produce web, mobile and desktop from one mono-repo…
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