Keynote Day 3
summary
Google says about 200 apps run on Angular internally and 59 engineers teach migration courses to over 3,000 Google attendees; the team ships tooling that converts Closure-style JS to TypeScript and wins committee approval so TypeScript is approved at Google (whitelist until rollout completes). Build tooling uses Blaze/Bazel and an ABC experiment (Angular + Bazel + Closure) for speed. Platform-server/Angular Universal supports app-shell prerendering, service workers, AMP-compatible rendering and node-side rendering for SEO, producing much faster perceived load times.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 1:33A Google's Enterprise Applications on Angular
- 2:16A Goal: Angular by end of 2017
- 3:45A Public Facing Apps upgrading on Angular
- 4:14A Angular at Google
- 4:24A History
- 5:10A Benefits of Open Sourcing
- 6:46A Shared infrastructure (Feb 2017)
- 10:06A Language approval process
- 12:05A TypeScript Benefits
- 13:37A Shared infrastructure (Apr 2017)
- 14:41A Bazel benefits
- 17:22raised level surface
