What we’re about
The Angular Meetup Berlin is a meetup around the Angular framework. We're open to anyone interested in the topic. Whether you're a beginner dying to poke questions at someone with experience or a veteran wanting to discuss the finer details, come along.
Call for Speakers: https://forms.gle/SeWz93e7P3HZdaiP9
Watch recorded talks on youtube
We're looking forward to meeting you ;)
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Workshops DEHelps to organize the events and sponsors food for our meetups.
DB SystelHelps to organize events and provides us the meetup location & drinks.
byrdbyrd sponsors food and drinks at our next meetup
Angular.DEHelps to organize the events and sponsors food for our meetups.- Workshops DEHelps to organize the events and sponsors food for our meetups.
- DB SystelHelps to organize events and provides us the meetup location & drinks.
- byrdbyrd sponsors food and drinks at our next meetup
- Angular.DEHelps to organize the events and sponsors food for our meetups.
Hey Angular Berlin,
We are happy to announce our final Meetup of 2024 with the amazing Manfred Steyer and Mohammad Jalili.
Don’t miss this great after-work event with plenty of networking opportunities, pizza, free drinks, and like-minded people!
We’re meeting at Dr. Klein Wowi Finanz AG in Berlin Mitte this time.
Dr. Klein Wowi Finanz AG
Heidestraße 8
10557 Berlin
We're always on the lookout for new and enthusiastic speakers willing to share their knowledge about Angular. Are you interested? Feel free to Submit your talk here!
This meetup is organized and proudly sponsored by Angular.DE 🍕, known for its exceptional Angular training. It’s a part of the Workshops.DE network
Planned schedule for the evening:
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18:30 Doors open
18:45 Introduction
19:00 First Talk: Improving Your Angular Solutions: Analyzing Your Architecture and Migrating to Best Practices - Manfred Steyer
19:45 Break with complimentary pizza & drinks
20:15 Second Talk: Goodbye Dependency Chaos: Building an Efficient Angular Monorepo with Nx - Mohammad Jalili
21:00 Networking
21:30 End
######## TALKS ##############
Improving Your Angular Solutions: Analyzing Your Architecture and Migrating to Best Practices
Most Angular solutions must be maintainable in the long term, and a good architecture supports this. But how do you know whether the originally defined architecture is still viable? How do you find out where improvements are needed?
In the first part, we perform a professional Analysis of an example application. We investigate the source code, question the current modularization, and conduct a forensic analysis, revealing hidden patterns such as Hotspots, Change Coupling, and Team/Code alignment.
In the second part, we use the information gained to improve the application using best practices and Modern Angular. Where possible, we use schematics to automate the refactoring. This allows us to quickly switch to Standalone, the new data flow, the fast esbuild-powered ApplicationBuilder, and inject for DI. We added linting rules to enforce our architecture and introduced modern state management powered by Signals and the NGRX Signal Store.
By the end, you will know how to analyze and improve your Angular solution to ensure maintainability in the long run.
Goodbye Dependency Chaos: Building an Efficient Angular Monorepo with Nx
In this talk, Mohammad shares a success story from his experience at Appinio, where his team transitioned from managing multiple repositories to adopting a streamlined monorepo approach using Nx. He dives into the challenges they faced, the solutions they implemented, and how this shift led to improved efficiency and reduced dependency chaos. This journey offers valuable insights for teams looking to simplify their development processes.
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See all- Angular Berlin MeetUpDr. Klein Wowi Digital AG, Berlin
Hey Angular Berlin,
We are happy to announce our final Meetup of 2024 with the amazing Manfred Steyer and Mohammad Jalili.
Don’t miss this great after-work event with plenty of networking opportunities, pizza, free drinks, and like-minded people!We’re meeting at Dr. Klein Wowi Finanz AG in Berlin Mitte this time.
Dr. Klein Wowi Finanz AG
Heidestraße 8
10557 BerlinWe're always on the lookout for new and enthusiastic speakers willing to share their knowledge about Angular. Are you interested? Feel free to Submit your talk here!
This meetup is organized and proudly sponsored by Angular.DE 🍕, known for its exceptional Angular training. It’s a part of the Workshops.DE network
Planned schedule for the evening:
#######################
18:30 Doors open
18:45 Introduction
19:00 First Talk: Improving Your Angular Solutions: Analyzing Your Architecture and Migrating to Best Practices - Manfred Steyer
19:45 Break with complimentary pizza & drinks
20:15 Second Talk: Goodbye Dependency Chaos: Building an Efficient Angular Monorepo with Nx - Mohammad Jalili
21:00 Networking
21:30 End######## TALKS ##############
Improving Your Angular Solutions: Analyzing Your Architecture and Migrating to Best Practices
Most Angular solutions must be maintainable in the long term, and a good architecture supports this. But how do you know whether the originally defined architecture is still viable? How do you find out where improvements are needed?
In the first part, we perform a professional Analysis of an example application. We investigate the source code, question the current modularization, and conduct a forensic analysis, revealing hidden patterns such as Hotspots, Change Coupling, and Team/Code alignment.
In the second part, we use the information gained to improve the application using best practices and Modern Angular. Where possible, we use schematics to automate the refactoring. This allows us to quickly switch to Standalone, the new data flow, the fast esbuild-powered ApplicationBuilder, and inject for DI. We added linting rules to enforce our architecture and introduced modern state management powered by Signals and the NGRX Signal Store.
By the end, you will know how to analyze and improve your Angular solution to ensure maintainability in the long run.Goodbye Dependency Chaos: Building an Efficient Angular Monorepo with Nx
In this talk, Mohammad shares a success story from his experience at Appinio, where his team transitioned from managing multiple repositories to adopting a streamlined monorepo approach using Nx. He dives into the challenges they faced, the solutions they implemented, and how this shift led to improved efficiency and reduced dependency chaos. This journey offers valuable insights for teams looking to simplify their development processes.