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EnterpriseNG 2020

date:2020-11-19..2020-11-20
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series:EnterpriseNG · 2 editions
editions:[EnterpriseNG 2020, EnterpriseNG 2021]

Angular developers, frontend engineers, frontend architects, monorepo maintainers, build and release engineers, qa and test engineers

Fluid distributed data structures; Angular incremental compilation with Nx; Nx computation caching and affected; Webpack Module Federation for micro frontends; Azure Static Web Apps deployments; GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines; RxJS higher-order mapping patterns; NgRx testing with Cypress; NgRx ComponentStore state management; TypeScript end-to-end types with Prisma and NestJS; Ivy runtime and HMR optimizations; Configuring Angular libraries in monorepos

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Adding Real Time Collaboration to Angular Apps with FluidDan Wahlin26m
Claims that Fluid makes real‑time collaboration easy for Angular by providing client‑side libraries and distributed data structures (shared string, shared map…
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Angular Performance in the EnterpriseMinko Gechev20m
A demo dashboard is profiled with the Chrome DevTools profiler after running an ng build --prod with mangling disabled and in incognito; the profiler surfaces…
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Keynote – Present and Future of AngularJules Kremer, Miško Hevery38m
Angular reports 1.7× growth to ~2600 apps inside Google, uses the monorepo as an automatic testbed, and claims upgrades work by running ng update migrates code…
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Create unfair competitive advantage w/CI/CD PipelinesAlice Paquette11m
Claims that matter: continuous integration requires trunk‑based development with developers merge multiple times a day into a single mainline, and continuous…
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Deploying Secure Angular Apps that ScaleJohn Papa18m
Demonstrates a full pipeline that goes from a GitHub repo to a globally served static site with CI/CD, SSL and a custom domain, using Azure Static Web Apps +…
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Framework Inception with Micro Frontend CompositionLukas Ruebbelke06m
Claims that micro frontends speed innovation by composition and demonstrates those claims concretely: uses Webpack Module Federation, a central registry called…
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Nx for Angular CLI UsersJeff Cross, Katerina Skroumpelou22m
Concrete claims and working demos: a workspace created with npx create-nx-workspace yields Angular and React apps that share a JSX header, Storybook, Cypress…
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RxJS Patterns in AngularDeborah Kurata19m
Shows concrete RxJS patterns for Angular apps using a sample products UI that actually fetches lists details and suppliers and demonstrates which operators…
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Speed up! Incremental Compilation with NxJuri Strumpflohner22m
Claims that Nx implements incremental compilation using its dependency graph, computation caching, and a distributed cache in Nx Cloud, with affected commands…
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Sustainable Angular ArchitectureManfred Steyer21m
Shows how Strategic Domain-Driven Design maps to an Angular NX monorepo: one directory per subdomain, feature/domain/utility libraries, plus a shared kernel…
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Testing NgRXCecelia Martinez20m
Uses Cypress to tap the NgRx store in the browser (exposed only when window.cypress is true) so tests can assert last action type and its props and dispatch…
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TypeScript for Every Part of Your StackRyan Chenkie05m
Shows how to share one data model type across Angular, Node and the database so templates, API methods and DB calls all use the same TypeScript type. Uses an…
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What's new in Angular 11Mark Thompson05m
Angular 11 delivers concrete changes: 2–4× faster builds for compatibility compilation, TypeScript 4 support, and experimental webpack 5 via a top‑level…
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Configuring Angular Libraries with MonoreposNishu Goel22m
Creates Angular libraries with the CLI using the specific command ng generate library, produces build outputs like esm2015 and UMD bundles (no ES5 by default)…
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Filling the Gap in State with NgRx ComponentStoreAlex Okrushko25m
A standalone local-state library claims to replace the “service with a Subject” pattern and actually ships as @ngrx/component-store, a compact implementation…
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