Angular Playground V3, Theory of RxJS, Packaging Angular Libraries

Couple logistics notes:

-This session has limited capacity - please remove your RSVP if you're unable to attend.
-If you have not recently attended an Angular-MTV meetup, please read the guest badge info at the bottom.

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We have an exciting event planned for Wed 1/24!

Evolve your Frontend Workflow with Angular Playground V3
Speaker: Graham Marlow

Graham Marlow will demonstrate how we can evolve our frontend workflows with Scenario-Driven Development. In his talk, he will showcase Angular Playground, an open source library used to develop components in isolated chunks. Graham will walk through modelling complex components in a sandboxed environment and will highlight some of the other benefits Playground provides, including interactive documentation and testing utilities. Theory of RxJS
Speaker: Alex Rickabaugh

Every talk about RxJS ends up defining Observables, and this one is no different. We'll examine how Observables work from a theoretical perspective, build a mental model for working with them, get acquainted with commonly used operators, and finally study Rx patterns and anti-patterns seen in real applications.

Packaging Angular Libraries
Speaker: Jason Aden

We'll talk about how to apply the Angular Package Format to your libraries and shared codebases. We'll also walk through setting up a basic build pipeline you can use to publish a library. And finally, we'll discuss the future roadmap with Bazel and the CLI.

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Can't attend? Watch the livestream (starting 630p PT) at http://youtube.com/user/angularjs/live

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Agenda:

6:30PM - Doors open, Food, Drinks and Socializing
7 - Welcome & Angular Update
7:05 - Evolve your Frontend Workflow with Angular Playground V3
7:35 - Theory of RxJS
8:05 - Packaging Angular Libraries
~8:20 - Shuttle to Caltrain leaves
8.45 - Q&A
9p - Office hours with the Angular Team
9.30 - End

Guest Badging System

We recommended pre-printed badges. To get a pre-printed badge, you must have a Yes RSVP (with a full first and last name listed) by 12p on Mon 1/22. Please note that badges cannot be created with incomplete name information.

If a pre-printed badge is not available for you when you arrive, you may create one on-demand, but due to the logistics of this process, please note there may be a long wait and this option will only be available until 7pm.

Getting to the meetup by public transit (MVgo East Bayshore Shuttle (http://www.mvgo.org/east-bayshore-route.html) from Caltrain)

FROM THE MOUNTAIN VIEW CALTRAIN STATION

Look for the MVgo (http://mvgo.org/index.html) Shuttle stop (2nd bus shelter in outer circle, near entrance (http://goo.gl/maps/uQv61) <--use "Satellite" view to see best). Take the shuttle to stop #4 (Shoreline Blvd @ Charleston Rd) and then walk to Building 1055 (approx a 6 minute walk).

Please note, the Caltrain area can be confusing due to all the different shuttles doing dropoff/pickups. Couple tips:

• Please look for a white shuttle van with an MVGo (http://mvgo.org/) logo like this (https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/drawings/d/1X8e_s76pMjk1qO2hNhjFC_V0hDtP0k4RuOiXjgp7YW4/pub?w=960&h=720).

• Shuttle will have signage that reads, "East Bayshore".

The relevant stop times are below. Note that due to traffic, the buses do not always run according to this schedule. If a bus arrives early, it will wait until the shuttle time to depart, but if it is running late, it will only make a quick stop, so please keep an eye out.

Leaving MTV Caltrain (note, pickup times are approximate)

5:45pm
6:04pm
6:28pm

http://www.mvgo.org/east-bayshore-route.html

GETTING BACK TO THE MOUNTAIN VIEW CALTRAIN STATION

• (~8:20pm): MVgo (http://mvgo.org/index.html)'s last East Bayshore shuttle (http://www.mvgo.org/east-bayshore-route.html) stops at stop #7 (Charleston Rd @ Shoreline Blvd) at approx 8:20pm and arrives at Caltrain at approx 8:35pm, in time for the 8:51pm Northbound train.