"Angular-UI Router" - John Jenson (Cengage Learning)


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"Angular-UI Router"
John Jenson - Principal Engineer / Cengage Learning
Angular UI Router provides all the capabilities of Angular’s router, but adds nested views, deep linking, and a lot more. This talk is a live coding presentation where we will build an app using UI Router that demonstrates some of it’s most powerful features, and as well as show you how to convert your app from angular router to ui router.
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John is a Principal Engineer for Cengage Learning. He is CS graduate from BYU with 11 years of industry experience. During his career, he exposed himself to lots of different businesses and industries including conference management, property management, prescription drug claims processing, banking, and e-learning. He is an experienced Java engineer that has worked with all kinds of component heavy MVC web frameworks, and now more recently, lighter weight SOUI architectures including GWT, Backbone, and Angular. He has been developing Angular applications for the last year, and recently been pioneering full JavaScript stack development at Cengage using Node.js, MongoDB, Mongoose, ExpressJS, and AngularJS.
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New Schedule:
5:30 door open. Soda and beer available.
6:00 short talk by Giorgio Natili on Yeoman. Giorgio will be presenting pieces of a talk he’s preparing on using Yeoman to scaffold an Angular project and handle dependencies. This will be presented at a meet-up later in the year
6:20 pizza & beer.
7:00 Main presentation: John Jenson
8:00 wrap-up, networking, good bye
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Address:
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"Angular-UI Router" - John Jenson (Cengage Learning)