Angular Athens 26th Meetup

Join us for the highly anticipated 26th Angular Meetup!

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, May 6th for an evening of insightful talks by two exceptional speakers!

🎤 Gérôme Grignon
Subject**: 200 shades of Angular Style Guide**
🎤 Dawid Kostka
Subject**: SSR Challenges – Is Your App in Deep Water or on Solid Ground?**
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## Gérôme Grignon

Title: 200 shades of Angular Style Guide

Desc:
One key argument for using Angular is the consistency it brings to your codebase and how it enforces it so switching from one project to another one is a breeze.

We are encouraged to write Angular application through 2 tools:
- the Angular CLI, shaping some inner responsibilities and boundaries within an Angular application
- the official style guide released back in Angular v2.

While some practices have evolved over time, this guide has remained unchanged.
However, both the web platform and the framework have evolved since then, and it was necessary for the style guide to evolve as well.
But as we create some habits, this new version might affect some of our practices.
Let's dive into the proposed changes and see how we can adapt to them.

Bio:
I am an Angular specialist and open source maintainer. I help companies build robust web applications and contribute to the Angular ecosystem through open source projects and community initiatives. My latest projects are Angular Caniuse, to track API changes, and NG Baguette Conf, a new Angular conference in France!

## Dawid Kostka

Title: SSR Challenges – Is Your App in Deep Water or on Solid Ground?

Desc: Server apps in Angular are still hidden in the fog for many developers. In this talk, I'll uncover the issues and ways to solve them in this 'relatively new' technological area. After this lecture, you'll understand what to expect when working with an SSR-related environment in the Angular ecosystem.

Bio:
An active member of the Angular.love community, blogger, and an emerging meetup speaker. For over 1.5 years, he has been working with SSR applications in a production environment, actively observing the evolution of Angular SSR while seeking performance and accessibility optimizations. An open and enthusiastic developer driven by a deep passion for programming, as well as an adrenaline seeker who loves rollerblading and sports activities.