Doguhan Uluca PRO
Author of the best-selling Angular for Enterprise-Ready Web Apps. Google Developers Expert in Angular. Agile, JavaScript and Cloud expert, Go player.
At scale everything breaks. All the Angular and React in the world can't help, when even laws of physics break down at different scales. Qwik is an upcoming new framework to build web applications with O(1) scalability. It forgoes hydration in of favor resumability and embraces server-side-rendering in a seamless/magical way. Qwik has plans to implement React and Angular integrations in the future, so this is definitely a framework to watch and experiment with.
At scale everything breaks. All the Angular and React in the world can't help, when even laws of physics break down at different scales. Qwik is an upcoming new framework to build web applications with O(1) scalability. It forgoes hydration in of favor resumability and embraces server-side-rendering in a seamless/magical way. Qwik has plans to implement React and Angular integrations in the future, so this is definitely a framework to watch and experiment with.
Almost everyone is doing Agile these days, however true agility comes from disciplined coding practices and flexible implementation choices. I’ll go over five ways to make sure your Angular code is agile. I’ll show you a few examples of iterative and incremental implementation. Then how to design your code leveraging Object-oriented principles, so it’s open to extension, but closed to modification. A sage advice on component libraries, testing smartly, and finally how you should think thrice and (no joke) code less.
It can be daunting to pick the right stack to deliver your idea to the cloud. Without realizing, you can introduce one too many "sandbag of complexity" between you and something you can release. It is possible to do full-stack development with a consistent set of tools and best practices using the same language, JavaScript. No more to context switching between front-end and back-end languages, libraries, and tools. However, it is important to not to dig yourself into a hole. My easy to learn and use stack 'Minimal MEAN' will get you started and deployed on the cloud over a lazy weekend, without requiring a MongoDB install, while leveraging the latest tools like async/await with Typescript, Angular and Node.
It can be daunting to pick the right stack to deliver your idea to the cloud. Without realizing, you can introduce one too many "sandbag of complexity" between you and something you can release. It is possible to do full-stack development with a consistent set of tools and best practices using the same language, JavaScript. No more to context switching between front-end and back-end languages, libraries, and tools. However, it is important to not to dig yourself into a hole. My easy to learn and use stack 'Minimal MEAN' will get you started and deployed on the cloud over a lazy weekend, without requiring a MongoDB install, while leveraging the latest tools like async/await with Typescript, Angular and Node.
The Angular team releases new versions of Angular frequently. Each release nudges your codebase to be compliant with the next major release. In addition to receiving security and bug fixes, you next upgrade happens much quicker as a result. This is the Angular Evergreen motto.
The key ingredients to architecting for scalability are thinking router-first, keeping it simple, mastering the fundamentals and being reactive. A router-first approach to SPA design saving development teams significant waste in duplicative work, and re-architecting of the codebase; enabling better collaboration and achieving sub-second first meaningful paints in your application
The key ingredients to architecting for scalability are thinking router-first, keeping it simple, mastering the fundamentals and being reactive. A router-first approach to SPA design saving development teams significant waste in duplicative work, and re-architecting of the codebase; enabling better collaboration and achieving sub-second first meaningful paints in your application
Reactive forms are the best way to write forms in Angular. In this workshop, we will implement a multi-step form with varied inputs including reusable form groups, date pickers, drop-downs with type-ahead support, form arrays, custom form controls with input masking implementing ControlValueAccessor and doing validation as your form spans multiple components.
It can be daunting to pick the right stack to deliver your idea to the cloud. Without realizing, you can introduce one too many "sandbag of complexity" between you and something you can release. It is possible to do full-stack development with a consistent set of tools and best practices using the same language, JavaScript. No more to context switching between front-end and back-end languages, libraries, and tools. However, it is important to not to dig yourself into a hole. My easy to learn and use stack 'Minimal MEAN' will get you started and deployed on the cloud over a lazy weekend, without requiring a MongoDB install, while leveraging the latest tools like async/await with Typescript, Angular and Node.
A router-first approach to SPA design saving development teams significant waste in duplicative work, and re-architecting of the code base; enabling better collaboration and achieving sub-second first meaningful paints in your application
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A router-first approach to SPA design saving development teams significant waste in duplicative work, and re-architecting of the code base; enabling better collaboration and achieving sub-second first meaningful paints in your application
Shipping code is hard and it is rough! It doesn't have to be. Using Docker, Heroku and CircleCI you can set up a world-class Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipeline in an hour with advanced functionality like Heroku preview apps, provisioning servers on-demand for to scale and containers that leverage layering to enforce Enterprise requirements, while giving developers access, flexibility and speed to get their work done. With duluca/minimal-node-web-server docker image and how you can tailor it to build your micro-services or web servers in a matter of minutes using Docker and deploy your web app on the cloud.
Shipping code is hard and it is rough! It doesn't have to be. Using Docker, Heroku and CircleCI you can set up a world-class Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipeline in an hour with advanced functionality like Heroku preview apps, provisioning servers on-demand for to scale and containers that leverage layering to enforce Enterprise requirements, while giving developers access, flexibility and speed to get their work done. With duluca/minimal-node-web-server docker image and how you can tailor it to build your micro-services or web servers in a matter of minutes using Docker and deploy your web app on the cloud.
What are the similarities and differences between Angular and React? Why and when should you use one versus the other?
What are the similarities and differences between Angular and React? Why and when should you use one versus the other?
What are the similarities and differences between Angular and React? Why and when should you use one versus the other?
It can be daunting to pick the right stack to deliver your idea to the cloud. Without realizing, you can introduce one too many "sandbag of complexity" between you and something you can release. For the first time ever it is possible to do full-stack development with a consistent set of tools and best practices using the same language, JavaScript. No more to context switching between front-end and back-end languages, libraries and tools. That is The JavaScript Promise. My easy to learn and use stack 'Minimal MEAN' will get you started and deployed on the cloud over a lazy weekend, without requiring a MongoDB install, while leveraging the latest tools like async/await with Typescript, ng2, Node v6.
What are the similarities and differences between Angular and React? Why and when should you use one versus the other?