Lazy loading in Angular 1.X with JSPM

JSPM is a package manager for the SystemJS universal module loader, built on top of the dynamic ES6 module loader. How could we use it in conjunction with AngularJS? And would it help us to lazy-load our dependencies? The Workshop will cover a small introduction of how to integrate JSPM with an AngularJS application and how to bring laziness to it.

Level: INTERMEDIATE

Agenda:
18:30 - Doors open and Networking
19:00 - Lazy loading in Angular 1.X with JSPM by Mato and Néstor
21:00 - The End

Bio:
Néstor Tarin Burriel is a Senior Software Developer at ti&m in Switzerland, an innovative Swiss IT service provider. He has developed his career in different areas, started years ago developing in Visual Basic 6.0 passing by C#, ASP.Net and since 11 years developing with Java. He was sceptic with frontend technologies and avoid to write any JavaScript by using technologies like JSF + ICEFaces / GWT. Since couple of years, he turned his mind and took the chance to work with frontend technologies falling in love with AngularJS. Since then, tries to convince "old-school" developers to not be afraid of frontend technologies (like he was).

Mato Ilic is a Senior Software Developer at ti&m in Switzerland, an innovative Swiss IT service provider. He has been developing with JavaScript since the dark ages of Netscape Navigator and never lost the passion for it. He survived all the frameworks thrown at him through time, like Prototype.js, ExtJS, Angular or React. Since not all can be done in the browser, unfortunately, he also does backend development in Java, PHP, Ruby, .Net, NodeJS or whatever the customer orders.