Day 1 Keynote
summary
Angular claims concrete wins: runtime work (static analysis and code generation) cuts garbage and speeds view updates, AoT compilation moves the compiler off the client, and view engine reduces generated code by up to 80%. Upgrades from v2→v4 report 50–60% size reductions, angular.io serves as the guinea pig and drops payload by 50% overall. RxJS ES‑module and lettable operator changes shave ~20 KB, a runtime refactor saves ~30 KB, and a build optimiser finally coordinates webpack/uglify fixes.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Start
- 0:49What's Angular Angular
- 1:38Core Values for Angular
- 1:57Angular Community
- 3:37Angular Version 5
- 5:09The Angular Framework
- 5:39Igor Minar
- 6:27Performance
- 7:04Startup Performance
- 7:52Route Navigation
- 8:35General Approach to Runtime Performance
- 9:32Startup Time and Startup Performance
- 10:08The Critical Rendering Path
- 10:29Time to Interactive
- 11:47Es Module Optimizations
- 17:12Uglify
- 19:47Mesh Optimization
- 25:09Angular's First Party Features
- 26:10The Angular Cli
- 26:44Angular Animations Library
- 27:34Ui Components
- 28:32Learn More about Angular Material
- 29:25Support for State Transfer
- 29:44Progressive Web Apps
- 30:25New Service Worker
- 30:50Angularjs
- 33:14Ng Upgrade Lite
- 34:09Google Cloud Console
- 39:30Angular Elements
