Issue #28: Google I/O 2022 Angular related Sessions, Standalone Components and new features, Igor Minar on Empathy in Software Development
#GoogleIO
Introduction to Angular | by Mark Thompson — www.youtube.com
Learn how to develop multi-platform web applications with Angular, and build an app from the ground up. This workshop is a great choice for developers new to Angular.
State of Angular | by Mark Thompson and Emma Twersky — www.youtube.com
Learn about the latest from Angular, including updates on standalone components, an API simplification strategy for the web. Discover everything from community updates and the request for comments process to new features landing in v14 and beyond!
Modern Angular deployment with Google Cloud | by Minko Gechev — www.youtube.com
Learn how to deploy your Angular applications with server-side and hybrid rendering to Google Cloud Platform. Discover how to serve your static assets from the closest location right next to your users and run Angular universal in Cloud Run.
Build more accessible apps in Angular | by Emma Twersky — www.youtube.com
Learn how to improve accessibility within an existing Angular app. Explore Angular v14's latest features to add dynamic page titles, check theming color contrast, and explore the CDK's a11y package for more advanced accessibility controls.
#ngTutorials
Angular 14: Standalone Components (new feature) | by Fabio Biondi — www.youtube.com
In this video I show you how "Standalone components" work, a new interesting feature of angular 14. Standalone components can be used by the framework without needing to be declared in a module, they can be lazy-loaded, they can use other modules, and so on
Lazy loading standalone components | by Kevin Kreuzer — www.youtube.com
In this video we will learn how to lazy load a standalone component.
⚠️ In this video we use some prerelease API which is still experimental and might change in the final release.
Your First Angular Microfrontend | by Stefan Haas — levelup.gitconnected.com
This is a step by step guide on how you can create a simple angular application that consumes modules of another application at runtime.
Making route params easier with reactive coding | by Joshua Morony — www.youtube.com
In this video, we take a look at how using a reified reactive coding approach can make handling route params easier than a more imperative style of coding in Angular.
#ngPodcasts
AMP 22: Is it true that Micro Frontends are bad for UX and bundle sizes? | by Angular Master Podcast — anchor.fm
Today, together with Manfred Steyer, who is an excellent Speaker, Trainer, Consultant and Author with focus on Angular. We will talk about Micro Frontends and Standalone Components.
You are doing quite a lot with Micro Frontends. However, there is the rumor that micro frontends are bad for UX and bundle sizes. Why’s that?
S2E15 - Igor Minar on Empathy in Software Development | by Angular Experience — www.spreaker.com
In today’s episode we welcome back Igor Minar for a discussion about empathy and what it means to practice empathy for self, for others, and as a software engineer. How can empathy help you live a better life, improve relationships, and help you improve your performance on the job? Igor answers all this and more!
S3 E8 - What to Know for Coding Interviews | by The Angular Plus Show — www.spreaker.com
In this episode, we chat with James Spivey about the heart-pounding dreaded topic: finding a job and getting hired. The conversation covers interview tips, how-to pivot tough interview questions, toxic and positive work environments, common red flags and how to spot them, the importance of diversity and cultural addition, and much more! (ps. we also cover tips on "how to hire," for those on the other side of the table.)
#ngCommunity
Nx on Twitter: "This week on #NrwlWins!!!" — twitter.com
This week on #NrwlWins!!! 🐉 more lerna news! 🏎 new projects using Nx 💃 a nrwlian appears as an extra in a music video!!! 👥 lots of great community content and projects!!
#ngQuote
"The cheapest, fastest and most reliable components of a computer system are those that aren’t there." - Gordon Bell — softwarequotes.com