Angular February 🔥 Meetup

▶ 🕒 Schedule
• 2:00 - RSVP closes
• 6:00 - Hangout and socialize
• 6:15 - Talks
• 8:00 - Post event hangout - Think coffee 73 8th Ave, New York, NY 10014

▶ ⚠️ IMPORTANT
Please use your FULL REAL NAME for RSVP and bring your ID.

▶ 🔈 From AngularJS to Angular: the "Seamless" approach to upgrading your web app
By Eric Tsai (https://twitter.com/tsaibot)

Grubhub is a food ordering platform that connects diners with local restaurants via their Grubhub, Seamless and Eat24 brands. Our web application was originally built with AngularJS but over time we knew we had to make an upgrade to a new framework or risk getting left behind. This is our story. Eric will share how we approached our upgrade and used automation to rewrite and release our entire application in about a month.

▶ 🔈 Creating Video Hub App with Angular and Electron
by Boris Yakubchik

With Electron you can write your code once and nearly effortlessly build three, identically-performing, native apps: Mac, Windows, and Linux. Learn what Electron is capable of, see how the Video Hub App (http://videohubapp.com) was built, and avoid some pitfalls of interacting with and building for the OS. We'll explore the power of Angular pipes: chaining and reusing them to offer users advanced search functionality. And we'll find out how just a few lines of reusable Angular animations code will make your app feel smooth.

▶ 🔈 Angular modules - patterns & techniques
By Nir Kaufman (https://twitter.com/nirkaufman)

An Angular application is a collection of modules. Through this session, we will explore Angular modules API, learn about modules categories, and build an extendable reusable Angular module with some help from dependency injection.

🎉 Post-event hangout:
TBD

▶ If you’re interested in giving a talk, please let us know! Speakers of all levels and backgrounds are welcome, and we have experienced mentors who can help you prepare your talk!

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▶ 😊 Code Of Conduct
We expect all speakers and attendees to follow the JSConf code of conduct ( http://jsconf.com/codeofconduct.html ).