Name: Back to the ngFuture: A Guide to Upgrading Angular 1.x Apps to 2.0
Start: 2016-07-20T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2016-07-20T22:00:00-04:00
Location: General Assembly

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• 6:30-7:00 Don't be Hangry, Social and Food Time

• 7:00-7:15 House Chores and Introductions

• 7:15 Presentation

Back to the ngFuture: A Guide to Upgrading Angular 1.x Apps to 2.0

Angular 2.0 is close to production ready release. Initially the community was in an uproar over the lack of backwards compatibility, but that has changed in recent months with the release of version 1.5 and several modules including ngForward and ngUpgrade. In this talk, Jeremy Likness discusses the differences between major production versions of Angular, the options for migrating your apps to 2.0, and demonstrates how to get your apps back into the future with the tools that are available today.

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Jeremy Likness @jeremylikness (https://twitter.com/jeremylikness)

Jeremy Likness is an experienced entrepreneur and technology executive who has successfully helped ship commercial enterprise software for 20 years. He specializes in catalyzing growth, developing ideas and creating value through delivering software in technical enterprises. His roles as business owner, technology executive and hands-on developer provided unique opportunities to directly impact the bottom line of multiple businesses by helping them grow and increase their organizational capacity while improving operational efficiency. He has worked with several initially small companies like Manhattan Associates and AirWatch before they grew large and experienced their transition from good to great while helping direct vision and strategy to embrace changing technology and markets. Jeremy is capable of quickly adapting to new paradigms and helps technology teams endure change by providing strong leadership, working with team members “in the trenches” and mentoring them in the soft skills that are key for engineers to bridge the gap between business and technology.

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