Want to learn Angular 2 from the beginning? Join me and many fellow developers at the Orlando Angular 2 hack Night in Orlando! How about if we make this free?
I’ll be there along with some members of the Angular team (both in person and over a Google Hangout), and many local community leaders, to help you code. We’ll have several categories for the hack night with judging at the end of the evening. Our sponsors have been generous to help us get some great prizes (hint, one is a tablet) for the best hacks! Look to some upcoming posts to learn more about the hack categories and some of the prizes.
Registration
You can register here. We’re expecting to sell out and space is limited … so please only sign up if you plan to attend.
We are currently at capacity, the first wav sold ou tin 7 minutes! But we expect to make a very limited number of additional tickets available on Tuesday Sep 22 at 12 pm EDT. So mark your calendars and be ready! Follow me on twitter for the announcement or just check back at 12 noon on Tuesday.
Come hack with us using ES5, ES2015, or TypeScript along with Angular 2. I’ll be using TypeScript and Angular inside of Visual Studio Code. Of course you can use whatever combination you want. Join us live tweeting at #TryAngular2
Event
- Date: October 6th
- Time: 6pm - 11:00pm
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Location:
<pre> Canvs 101 South Garland Avenue 108 Orlando, FL 32801
This event is made possible by some awesome community sponsors:
Not to mention the volunteer work form these great community groups and their leaders:
Agenda
6pm - 7pm - Networking and time to get help getting Node, NPM, and clone the github repos
7pm - 7:10 pm - Welcome - John Papa, Tobias Bosch (Hangout) and Jeremy Elbourn
7:10 - 7:45 pm - Angular 2 Getting Started presentation - John Papa
7:45 - 9:45 pm - Hack time
9:45 pm - 10:00 pm - submit hacks, and join the Google Hangout on mute to get ready to present
10:00 pm - Present your hacks and judging
Special Thanks
I could not have pulled this together without the volunteer help of some awesome Orlando community leaders. In no particular order:
- Esteban Garcia
- Shayne Boyer
- Chris Martin
- Sergio Cruz
- Bruno Genaro
- Katelyn MacKenzie
- Alyssa Nicoll
- Brian Hall
- Jeremy Privett
- Carlos Souza
And to my fellow Angular friends for helping provide ideas and feedback from previous hack nights they have hosted:
- Dan Wahlin
- Ward Bell
- Lukas Ruebbelke
- Aaron Frost
And special thanks to the Angular Team for all the support in hosting this event including Brad Green, Igor Minor, Naomi Black, Tobias Bosch, Jeff Cross, and Jeremy Elbourn!
