[EN] [On-Site] Angular Renaissance & More

We are back with a unique on-site meetup in Graz: With 3 international guests and 2 local heroes, we celebrate the Angular Renaissance.

Because it's on-site, seats are limited. So RSVP now!

Look at this line-up:

- Marko Stanimirović,
GDE from Serbia, NGRX Core-Team Member, and father of the NGRX Signal Store

- Sam Vloeberghs,
GDE from Belgium, ng-be Co-Founder, Senior-Angular Consultant

- Matthieu Riegler
Trusted Collaborator in the Angular Team, France

- Rainer Hahnekamp,
GDE from Vienna, ng-news organizer, Speaker, Trainer

- Michael Egger-Zikes,
International Conference Speaker from Graz, Highly-rated Angular-Consultant

🥤 & 🍕 Refreshments + Pizza

Oh, and as usual, there will be pizza and refreshments to keep a cool head and have the necessary energy for all these topics!

Talks

NgRx SignalStore: In-Depth Look at Signal-Based State Management in Angular
Marko Stanimirović

NgRx SignalStore offers a pragmatic approach to state management in Angular applications. With its native support for Signals, you can define stores in a clear and declarative manner. The simplicity and flexibility of SignalStore, coupled with its opinionated and modular design, make it a versatile choice for Angular developers.

Join me in this talk to learn more about the journey of developing the NgRx SignalStore, from the initial idea to the first official release. We'll explore its core features and discuss the challenges, design considerations, and key decisions that shaped this state management solution.

Angular Best Practices
Sam Vloeberghs

Angular has come a long way since its inception and the release of v2 a little over 7 years ago, in 2016! Best practices were part of the framework's core from the start and have evolved over time.

Let's explore the best practices that are promoted from inside the framework today. Let's learn how they can ease the work for developers in creating and maintaining secure, accessible, and performant applications.

The state of change detection in v17
Matthieu Riegler

Change detection is one of the core features of every framework. This feature is responsible for updating the DOM when the state of the app changes.

Most of the time, change detection is a performance-sensitive matter, and knowing in detail how it works will help you get the best out of it. With the rise of Signals and recent work toward the official support of Zone-less apps, let's have a look at the current state of Change Detection in Angular and how the road is paved toward Zone-less apps!

Surprise Talk
Rainer Hahnekamp

Rainer has something new in "store" for you ...

Internal Magic of Signals,
Michael Egger-Zikes

Angular's new reactive primitive changes the popular frontend framework in many areas.

This talk will explain the internal magic and clarify, why the update behavior including the view works automatically and therefore much easier compared to RxJS. You will learn about different kinds of Reactive Nodes, the Reactive Context, Producers, (Non-)Live-Consumers, the Version-Tracking and much more.

Full Bios

Marko Stanimirović

Marko is a Principal Frontend Engineer at Swiss Marketplace Group. He is a core member of the NgRx and AnalogJS teams, a Google Developer Expert in Angular, and an organizer of the Angular Belgrade group. Marko actively contributes to open-source software, shares knowledge through technical articles and talks, and enjoys playing the guitar. He holds a Master of Science in Software Engineering from the University of Belgrade.

Sam Vloeberghs

Sam is a freelance software engineer, currently focusing on frontend technologies and frameworks like Angular 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. As a GDE for Angular, Sam also serves the local Belgium Angular communities!

Matthieu Riegler

Born & raised with the internet. Senior Frontend engineer @Viseo, France with 10+ years experience in building web applications. He loves to build the future of the web and as such he's part of the Angular team as an Open Source Contributor.

Rainer Hahnekamp

Rainer Hahnekamp, an experienced software architect with over 19 years in enterprise applications, led teams at Mars using Spring and Angular.

Michael Egger-Zikes

Michael Zikes is an experienced software architect, trainer, and consultant with a focus on Angular in the field of business applications. He has supervised and implemented large enterprise-scale Angular projects in the public and private sectors.