Angular Athens 16th Meetup

Hello Angularians!

We are so excited to announce the first Meetup of the year! And yes, after all these years this event will bring up all together again under the same roof. So save the date and join us! On the 14th of March 2023 we will be at Impact Hub to enjoy two great speakers sharing their knowledge and point of view of two great topics. We have to honour to accommodate Oleksii Potiekhin a Lead Software Engineer @EPAM who will talk about “Typed Forms in Angular: A Type-Safe Approach to Form Building” and the one and only Fanis Prodromou who will analyse how to “Organize your code using libraries in a mono-repo or in a poly-repo”.

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We would like to thank all of our generous sponsors who support us:

Platinum Sponsor
EPAM - www.epam.com

Silver Sponsors
Mindwave - www.mindwave.com
House of Angular - www.houseofangular.io
Angular Love- www.angular.love

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Schedule:
19:30 - 19:40 – Welcoming
19:40 - 20:10 - Typed Forms in Angular: A Type-Safe Approach to Form Building - Oleksii Potiekhin
20:10 - 20:20 - Q&A
20:20 - 20:25 - Sponsors presentation (EPAM - Mindwave)
20:25 - 21:00 - Organize your code using libraries in a mono-repo or in a poly-repo - Fanis Prodromou
21:00 - 21:10 - Q&A
21:10 - 22:00 – Socializing – Food and Drinks

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Oleksii Potiekhin
Lead Software Engineer @EPAM

Bio:
Hi, I'm Oleksii Potiekhin, an Angular Framework Evangelist and Lead Software Engineer, currently working as a vendor via EPAM and on-site at Google. With years of experience as a seasoned Web developer and professional storyteller in the technology community, I'm passionate about creating exceptional experiences using modern Web technologies. As a Google Associate Cloud Engineer, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. I'm deeply committed to open-source and have contributed to a number of projects. In my free time, I'm always experimenting with new ways to push the boundaries of what's possible with Web technology. Whether it's developing finance tools for Google or EPAM, I'm constantly seeking new challenges and opportunities to grow as a developer. As a regular conference speaker, I love sharing my expertise in JavaScript, Angular, TypeScript and other cutting-edge Web technologies. I'm dedicated to helping others become experts in these areas and regularly conduct workshops and training sessions.

Title: Typed Forms in Angular: A Type-Safe Approach to Form Building

Description:
In this presentation, we will explore Typed Forms, a powerful new feature in the Angular framework that allows developers to build type-safe forms with ease. We'll begin by discussing the benefits of using Typed Forms and how it can improve the development process. Next, we'll cover the basics of Typed Forms, including how to create typed form models and how to use them in your Angular application. By the end of this presentation, you'll have a solid understanding of how Typed Forms can simplify form development in Angular and improve the overall quality of your code.

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Fanis Prodromou
Google Developer Expert for Angular, Senior Angular Developer

Bio:
Fanis is a GDE for Angular and a Senior Front-End Developer. He has developed vast experience in code quality, application architecture, and application performance.
Being aware of how rapidly the computer science and the tech aspects evolve, he tries to stay up to date by attending conferences and meetups, by studying and trying new technologies. He loves sharing his knowledge and helping other developers.
He enjoys spending time with his daughter, his cat, and when he is not behind a keyboard he likes mountain hiking, and scuba diving.Title: Typed Forms in Angular: A Type-Safe Approach to Form Building

Title: Organize your code using libraries in a mono-repo or in a poly-repo

Description:
When an application grows we need solutions to improve the code reusability, the maintainability, and enforce a separation of concerns. Although these are some catchy buzzwords, with libraries we can make those part of our application. If our application is in a mono-repo things might be easier to handle. But how about if our product is based on multiple repos? In this talk, I'll explain how to handle a library in a mono-repo, but also how to do so in a poly-repo.