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ONLINE: #ngHeidelberg v11 with Valentin Kononov and Sam Vloeberghs

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ONLINE: #ngHeidelberg v11 with Valentin Kononov and Sam Vloeberghs

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Welcome to our newest ngHeidelberg ONLINE meetup. Join our "🅰️Angular Best Practices special" with two great talks: 🗣️ "Bad Practices: What to avoid in Angular" and "Angular and Technical SEO" with a Q&A session afterwards.

We are honoured to present our speakers and special guests: Valentin Kononov and Sam Vloeberghs: Valentin is a skilled Angular developer from Minsk. Sam is a GDE in Angular and a Co-organiser of the NG-BE conference and the Angular Belgium meetup.

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🎥 Live Stream Access: https://angular-heidelberg.de
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🗣️ #ngHeidelberg v11 - 1st TALK:
Valentin Kononov: Bad Practices: What to avoid in Angular

Best practices… There are lots of best practices how you can make your app better. But at the end of the day we usually forget what we should NOT do in order to achieve better results. Let’s talk about some bad stuff like mis-using pipes, subscriptions, leaks, big lists, TS features and so on. This way we can finally get even closer to better and more performant apps in Angular.

The talk will be held in English.

🗣️ #ngHeidelberg v11 - 2nd TALK:
Sam Vloeberghs: Angular and Technical SEO

Handling proper SEO for Angular (and in general, JavaScript based) applications and websites has been a challenge in the past. But with Angular Universal and more recently Scully things have evolved in the right direction!
In this talk we will discuss several practical and technical techniques that will make your website SEO-proof for all Search Engines and social crawlers, even in a multi language setup, like;

  • Server-side-rendering, Static Site Generation and prerendering
  • Setting the title and meta tags
  • Rendering JSON-LD
  • Supporting multiple languages
  • Localizing the application routes

The talk will be held in English.

ABOUT VALENTIN KONONOV

Valentin works at Mapbox R&D center in Minsk, Belarus, experienced in .NET, Angular, React, React Native, NodeJS, NestJS and other interesting stuff in full stack software development. He loves modern web technical stack, but strongly believes in understanding of fundamental aspects of programming. He likes code writing, work in amazing and useful projects, which can bring something valuable to people.

ABOUT SAM VLOEBERGHS

Sam is a freelance software architect and Internet entrepreneur, currently focusing on frontend technologies and frameworks like Angular and Workbox while keeping a sharp eye on the basics and advanced aspects of HTML5. He is the co-organiser of the Belgian Angular Conference, NG-BE and the Angular Belgium meetup. Sam writes about the technologies he uses on a daily basis at https://samvloeberghs.be .

🌍 LOCATION

Fully remote at:
https://angular-heidelberg.de

This meeting will be an online meetup via Zoom. You find all links to join the meetup at angular-heidelberg.de. We encourage you to turn on your webcam for the community spirit where we can see each other.

You can post questions regarding the running talk in the zoom chat. We will collect the questions during the talk and ask the speaker in a short Q&A session afterwards.

⏰AGENDA

19:00 - Official beginning of the meeting
19:00 - 19:15 - Community Updates
19:15 - 19:50 - 🗣️ 1st Talk with Valentin Kononov
19:50 - 20:00 - short break ☕️
20:00 - 20:25 - 🗣️ 2nd Talk with Sam Vloeberghs
20:25- 20:40 - Q&A session with both speakers
20:40 - Official end of the meeting & recording -- but we will activate the chat function for everyone in Zoom

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You are encouraged to tweet with the hashtag #ngHeidelberg.

Recording: The full meetup will be recorded. Also every public activity of all participants is recorded in the same way. All recordings will be added to YouTube and optionally to social media platforms. If you don't agree to be recorded, please only use the chat functionality and disable the camera and your microphone.

CODE OF CONDUCT

Please play fair. This is our code of conduct: https://berlincodeofconduct.org/

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