NG KATO #9

Join us for the last NG-KATO meetup of the year! Let’s wrap up 2025 together in a festive mood filled with inspiring talks, friendly faces, and holiday cheer. Don your favorite cozy sweater, bring your curiosity, and be ready to share some end-of-year Angular magic. We can’t wait to celebrate the season and connect with you!

📅02.12.25 18:00
📍 LOCATION
Avenga, Silesia Star Building B
20 Uniwersytecka Street, Katowice

📢 AGENDA

1. Start
2. Manfred Steyer - 360° Reactivity in Angular: SignalStore with Signal Forms and Resources
3. Break
4. Michael Egger-Zikes - Micro Frontends Made Easy
5. Networking 💬

🎤 PRESENTATIONS

🖥️ 360° Reactivity in Angular: SignalStore with Signal Forms and Resources
With Signals and the new Resource API, Angular is undergoing a paradigm shift toward reactive programming. The NgRx SignalStore, with its latest features, along with the new Signal Forms, finally fills several remaining gaps. A further gap is closed by community-based Mutation APIs, which provide a convenient counterpart to Resources for sending data back to the backend.
This session demonstrates how to combine all these new tools to create a robust architecture for fully reactive solutions with transparent data flows and maintainable state management.

👨‍💻Manfred Steyer
Trainer, consultant, and programming architect with a focus on Angular, Google Developer Expert (GDE) who writes for O'Reilly, the German Java Magazine, and windows.developer. Regularly speaks at conferences.

🖥️ Micro Frontends Made Easy
Autonomous collaboration between multiple development teams can be enabled and scaled effectively through Micro Frontends. For modern Angular applications, Native Federation provides the technological foundation for this approach.
In this talk, we explore the use of a Discovery Service that determines via configuration whether an integrated Micro App is available in the same version or needs to be included as part of a Multi Version setup. We also dive into advanced integration scenarios such as Multi Router support and Deep Linking between Micro Frontends.
Developers will walk away with practical insights into implementing a professional Micro Frontend architecture, while architects and decision makers will gain a realistic, up-to-date perspective on adopting and scaling Micro Frontends within their organizations.

👨‍💻 Michael Egger-Zikes is an experienced software architect, trainer, and consultant with a focus on Angular in the field of business applications. As a member of the ANGULARarchitects expert network, he has supervised and implemented large enterprise-scale Angular projects in the public and private sectors.
As an external (part-time) lecturer, he also teaches this topic at a university of applied sciences in Graz, Austria. The business informatics graduate has a lot of experience with software engineering and automating business processes.

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