State of Angular by the Angular Google Team

We are very excited to announce this EPIC Meetup! 🔥🔥🔥

• The Angular team will come to Google offices in Zürich. They will share the state of Angular and some insights on how the team operates the GitHub monorepo at scale.
• Tomas Trajan (Zürich GDE) will continue sharing some valuable lessons on Angular Template context.
• The event will end with an Apero, for socializing and networking.

You cannot miss it!

Location: Google Offices Zürich, Google Europaallee, Bldg B

Schedule:

• 17:30 Doors open
• 18:00 Welcome - Carlos Morales
• 18:05 Talk 1 - State of Angular - Simona Cotin and Alan Agius
• 18:35 Talk 2 - How the Angular team securely manages monorepos, community and operations at scale - Joey Perrot
• 19:05 Talk 3 - Angular Template Context Mental Model - Tomas Trajan
• 19:35 Apéro - sponsored by Google

1st talk - State of Angular
In this Talk, we will explore new features in Angular and how the improved developer experience is lowering the friction for building great experiences on the web.

Speakers: Simona Cotin (Angular Team's Engineering Manager at Google) and Alan Agius (Angular Team SWE at Google)

2nd talk - How the Angular team securely manages monorepos, community and operations at scale
The Angular organization on Github has many contributors, across multiple repos with multiple projects and always needs to move as fast as possible. As Angular's DevOps and DevInfra Lead, my role is to work to make all of this as seamless and frictionless as possible. In this presentation, we will talk about some of the ways the Angular team works at this scale as well as how we do our best to provide security in our operations and four our users.

Speaker: Joey Perrot (Angular Team SWE at Google)

3rd talk - Angular Template Context Mental Model
The new exciting times for Angular are finally here! The completion of IVY migration and removal of ViewEngine open up new opportunities to evolve Angular core in new meaningful ways like making NgModules optional and introduction of new standalone APIs!
While this is very exciting, it can also cause worries about potential future breaking changes which could make large existing code bases turn into a "legacy software" and make existing know-how obsolete.
In this talk we're going to explore underlying shared foundations of NgModules, Standalone Components (and teased possible future approaches), which will enable us to confidently navigate the future evolution of Angular.

Speaker: Tomas Trajan (Google Developer Expert on Angular)