Angular Frankfurt #6

Welcome to Angular Frankfurt #6

After a brief hiatus, we are back with Angular Frankfurt #6, which will take place on June 11th. This time, we will have two talks presented by our community members! The first talk will be held by Florian Kittel and will be about his experience when he met the Angular Core Team in Mountain View. The second talk will be held by Dennis Fleischmann together with Abhinav Murthy and will be about the Angular CDK and Virtual Scrolling.

Full Agenda:
19:00 – 19:50 — Beer & Pizza
19:45 – 20:00 — Opening
20:00 – 20:30 — Spotlight Talk #1: What it was like to meet the Angular team by Florian Kittel
20:30 – 21:00 — Spotlight Talk #2: Virtual Scrolling - Angular CDK vs ag-Grid by Dennis Fleischmann (Freelancer/Deutsche Bank AG) and Abhinav Murthy (Accenture)
21:00 – 22:00 — Open Discussion, Get Together & Networking

Spotlight Talk #1: What it was like to meet the Angular team
Presented by Florian Kittel

Florian has been working as a freelance IT consultant and developer for more than 10 years. His focus is on large enterprise applications with Angular. He will guide us through his experiences during the 2019 Angular Summit in Silicon Valley. At the end of this speech, you'll know how the Angular Team works, how they are connected to Google, how they deal with open source inside the largest enterprise code base in the world, what they think about React and why Ivy will eventually not be ready for use in your application.

Spotlight Talk #2: Virtual Scrolling - Angular CDK vs ag-Grid
Presented by Dennis Fleischmann and Abhinav Murthy

Dennis works as a freelance team lead and product owner at Deutsche Bank. Abhinav works as a front end developer at Accenture. The two will highlight the Virtual Scrolling capabilities of the Angular CDK and put them into comparison with other solutions like ag-Grid.

If you have not yet filled out our member survey, please take the time to do so, so we can adjust the coming meetups to your expectations: https://goo.gl/PVXBK1

We are always looking for speakers, so if any of you are interested, feel free to contact the organizers!