Angular Community Meetup | Europe & Africa - English

We are the Angular Community Meetup, powered by ng-conf! We are a brand new multi-event online meetup that was born out of necessity because of the 2020 pandemic. We are bringing the Angular Community more of the best learning material and opportunities to connect. We are rapidly expanding one continent or country or language at a time.

Our events are made possible by our sponsors ng-conf, HeroDevs, Thinkster.io, and our hard-working Event Organizers.

Learn how to get more involved on our website at angularcommunity.net!

Schedule | Timezone: BST

6:00 - 6:15 - Live Chat, Intro, BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!
6:15 - 8:00 - Talks

Maxim Salnikov | Developer Engagement Lead at Microsoft
@webmaxru
Sending the Angular App Into Deep, Deep Offline With Workbox

There is no need to advocate for progressive web apps anymore. The idea of connection-independent applications has proven its viability and we see more and more large and small projects following that path, making the offline-ready behavior a best practice, good manner of the web. In my session, based on the deep exploration of Service Worker API possibilities and gathered UX gotchas, we go through the history of the offline web, the importance of treating the network as an enhancement, current challenges (and their solutions) and proper tooling. We architect our offline-ready Angular app applying the best tech and UX practices adding the features one-by-one: app shell, caching resources and data, sync when online. All in name of our users who demand the new level of the resilient web experience.

Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen | Co-Founder of This Is Learning
@LayZeeDK
Confidence in templates and styles with Angular Ivy

Lars is going to show you how to reason about style binding evaluation through style binding precedence rules with simple examples, sprinkled with a few style binding caveats. To demonstrate, he'll review an application that visualizes Angular Ivy's style evaluation. After that, you'll learn how to enable and configure strict template type checking, looking at examples of all violations and how they appear inline in our code editor as well as during compilation. Lars will conclude by showing you how to use strict template type checks with the AsyncPipe.