🙏 While we’re sorry we couldn’t organize an on-site meetup this time, we’ve always promised to deliver online events too - and this is the perfect moment.

Our sponsor is moving to a new office, and during this transition period it’s tricky to secure a space for everyone. Going online lets us keep the momentum and bring the whole community together, wherever you are.

📢 AGENDA:
➡️ 18:05 - 18:10 - welcome and start of the meetup
➡️ 18:10 - 19:00 - Paweł Fraś - "SSR in Angular - How It Works Under The Hood"
➡️ 19:10 - 20:00 - Wojciech Trawiński - "Beyond the Browser: Angular Meets Generative AI"

👨‍💼 Paweł Fraś
Senior Frontend Developer @ SAP Spartacus

Frontend Developer with over 8 years of experience in IT. Spartacus core contributor. Angular unexpected contributor. Using Angular daily, but not closed to other libraries and not afraid to look into the backend. Father of two boys, gamer, *air drummer.*

🔍 "SSR in Angular - How It Works Under The Hood"
We often hear from various sources what advantages the use of SSR can bring to applications. Let's take a look at how server-side rendering works under the hood in modern Angular to better understand the process, which may help avoid potential problems.

👨‍💼 Wojciech Trawiński
Senior Software Engineer @ XTB

On a daily basis, I work at XTB as a Senior Angular Software Engineer, contributing my part to building the best fintech on the market. I’m an Angular enthusiast and a pragmatist, focused on creating clear and maintainable solutions, following the principle “as simple as possible, as complex as needed.” I run the blog JavaScript Everyday, where I share knowledge and experience.

I’m a car enthusiast, especially of Formula 1 — in my veins, fuel mixes with coffee and chocolate. I balance the time spent in front of the screen with regular physical activity — I usually finish sprints every two weeks, so for a change, I run much longer distances.

🔍 "Quality - Enforcing standards with Nx generators and ESLint"
“Fast and good” – sounds impossible?
Without the right tools and processes, it’s as difficult as finding all of Wrocław’s dwarves without a map.
In my presentation, I’ll show how to create tools and processes that allow time and energy to be spent on implementing business functionalities, while maintaining high code quality and consistency.
I’ll talk about custom Nx generators, which provide a deterministic way of creating solutions aligned with established standards. I’ll also show how static code analysis (ESLint) helps safeguard various aspects of quality – from programming best practices, through accessibility (a11y), to compliance with modern syntax and framework solutions.
You’ll discover practical ways to gradually and granularly improve code quality in your project.

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Note: please sing up for the event like usual here on meetup.com :)
I'm also going to schedule a stream event directly on our stream channels when we have all guests announced!