ngconf

Last week I had the privilege of coding an Angular 2 app in front of the live audience at the 3rd annual ngConf event. I had a lot of fun and, perhaps luckily, I didn't make any major mistakes :) More importantly, I believe this session shines a light on the seven most fundamental aspects that we need to build an Angular 2 app. Modules Components Templates Data Binding Structural Directives Services Dependency Injection Watch the video of my session, An Angular 2 Force Awakens, here. If you enjoyed this, please join me and Dan Wahlin at our full day Angular 2 workshop in Barcelona in July. We all love tools that help use code more efficiently, so stick around for...

Last week I had the privilege of presenting at ngConf which was jam packed with some awesome presentations. My presentation was on Progressive Saving with Angular, where you can stash work in progress in local storage and come back to it. It was an abbreviated version of what I present in my Pluralsight course Building Apps with Angular and Breeze Part 1 and Part 2, where I explore this concept in detail. You can watch my presentation here. Here are the slides from my presentation. And you can run the live demo of the app from this link. The conference was awesome and very well organized. All of the talks from the conference are online. If you pick out a...

The “best of the best in Angular” will gather later this week in Salt Lake City, Utah for ngConf, according to their web site. I’m honored to be included as one of the speakers at this all Angular event, along with my good friends Dan Wahlin and Ward Bell. The event is Thursday and Friday, both of which I hear will be live streamed! This is pretty exciting as the speaker lineup contains some of the most well-known Angular leaders including many from Google Angular team. To watch the live stream on Jan 16 and 17 I am told you should go to the ngConf web site on Thursday. Check the schedule for the lineup. Most...