Angular London Meetup
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TBC - looking for speakes :)
AGENDA
• 5:30 pm Networking/Food
• 6:30 pm Getting the most out of Angular DevTools | Sam Vloeberghs
• 7:00 pm TBC
• 7:30 pm TBC
Getting the most out of Angular DevTools | Sam Vloeberghs
In this session, we’ll dive into Angular DevTools and how it can enhance your development experience. From getting started with installation and setup to exploring the interface, you'll learn how to quickly get it running and connected to your Angular app.
We’ll cover debugging techniques using the component tree, tracking state changes, and spotting binding issues. You’ll also get hands-on with performance profiling, learn how to identify rendering bottlenecks, and understand what the timeline panel is really telling you. A dedicated section on inspecting injectors will help demystify Angular’s dependency injection. Finally, we’ll wrap up with tips and hidden gems to help you get the most value from DevTools day to day.
Whether you're new to Angular or a seasoned developer, this session will give you practical, actionable ways to make Angular DevTools an essential part of your workflow.
About Sam:
Sam Vloeberghs is a software engineer from Belgium with a deep passion for frontend development, particularly Angular and modern web standards. As a Google Developer Expert in Angular, he contributes to the global developer community through conference talks, workshops, and articles. He is also the former organiser of NG-BE, Belgium’s Angular conference, and continues to stay active in the community.
Professionally, Sam focuses on building performant, high-quality web applications while balancing modern frameworks with solid fundamentals. He is known for making complex topics approachable, whether through his blog, speaking engagements, or training sessions.
Outside of my professional work, I enjoy spending time with my two sons, cultivating my garden, and training for triathlons when not working out in my home gym. Balancing technical leadership, community engagement, and personal discipline shapes the way I approach both work and life.