When you can't use the word "big bang"

Hi JSLovers

tonight we are going to explore Angular 2 and how to move your code base from Angular 1 to Angular 2!

AGENDA (120 seats available)

18.45 - 19.45/20.00 WHEN YOU CAN'T USE THE WORD "BIG BANG"

20.00 - 20.30 QA + Networking

WHEN YOU CAN'T USE THE WORD "BIG BANG"

AN ITERATIVE GUIDE TO UPGRADING FROM ANGULAR 1.

According to builtwith.com (http://builtwith.com/) over 400,000 Angular 1 apps have been created and released into the wild.

Now that 2 has been released thousands of developers and companies are scrambling to figure out how to migrate or upgrade to 2.

Moving to Angular 2 is a daunting prospect. It's only just been released so there isn't a large body of knowledge on how best to do this.

Most content online talks about how to migrate from 1 to 2 in a "big bang" approach. When your product processes millions every day, using the word "big bang" doesn't engender a lot of support from senior managers or shareholders.

Enterprise companies want an "iterative" method of upgrading from Angular 1.

In this talk I'll go through a real Angular 1 application and upgrade it iteratively to Angular 2.

By the end the Audience will have a step by step roadmap for how to upgrade as well as how to present the arguments for upgrading to stakeholders.

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Asim is a technologist, author and educator with over 16 years experience working for clients like the European Space Agency and Google.

He’s built robots to do knee surgery, made sure satellites don’t hit the moon, built super low latency trading engines as well as epically scalable web applications.

Most recently, through his site codecraft.tv (http://codecraft.tv/), he's taught over 50,000 students Angular and released the book Angular 2: From Theory To Practice.