I am a Software Engineer. I write code. I do love work on mobile/web applications.
ng-rosario co-organizer.
Working on an angular application with .net core microservices
As Full Stack Team Leader, working on desktop and mobile websites. Services mostly on WFC and REST apis
Working on new features on website and several API‘s client. Also involved in mobile hybrid apps.
Working on Getty Images project developing web sites applications.
Working on WebMD project developing web sites applications. Integration project using:
What is a microfrontend? When is it convenient to implement it? When (not) to use microfrontend? What companies use it? We focus on understanding and answering all these questions along with an example using nx and angular
The handling of errors in our app is one of the most important questions to solve. We will review what it is, how Angular helps us to implement it and also how to integrate it with Application Insights (azure cloud monitoring service)
In complex projects it is necessary to define a strategy to manipulate the state of our application. Let's review what NgRx is (called the mystical machine), how it helps us make our implementations easier (and solve errors faster).
We will also review when this solution is NOT convenient. We are going to talk about purely technical issues and experiences we face also.
We listen and read, in blogs, social networks, etc., more and more terms like: web applications, mobile apps, developments responsive, javascript frameworks, full stack developers, backend and frontend. You have to start modeling a professional profile and it is best to try to know all the edges by which you can walk in a profession like ours. That is why we will be showing you a technology that includes many of these terms we listed before: Angular.
What is Angular? What is this for? How can we start a project with this framework? We will share basic concepts about the framework like:
Finally, we will build an app and run it live.
We have to plan and design our application and it is time to make many decisions and prioritize. We know that our business is complex and it is important to balance the technical decisions and requirements of our client.
How do I start? What is the simplest way to organize our project? How do I define my components / services? Which stage management strategy is best for my need? How do I avoid overkill? The unit test? Do we add Automation tests? And the security? Local logging, in the cloud or both?
We will share different experiences and alternatives based on our needs to make the best decisions
Lets review ionic to see what is this framework about. Is ionic the best option for my need?.
Will take a look on the main features and highlights
The source map explorer determines which file each byte in your minified code came from. It shows you an interactive tree-map visualization to help you debug where all the code is coming from.
Angular app to see how rxjs operators work in action.
Preload a lazy-loaded route on mouse over a corresponding router link.
Let's review how to implement hotkeys (shortcuts) on Angular apps.
Husky prevents push/commit changes to our repo that are not desired like tests failing or not well formatted files. If we try to commit something that is not correct, 🐶 will say: Woof!
Let's take a look into our bundle to see what we find
Code splitting with lazy loading and ngx-quicklink
What is, how it works and an example running
Angular app deployed and running in 3 simple steps using Netlify
Let's review how to implement RF, FormArrays and Custom Validators in Angular with a cool example
In this post we will implement errors globally in Angular and see how to integrate them with Application Insights (azure)
In this post we will take a look on cypress, an amazing framework to write automation test for our apps.
I am a co-organizer of ng-rosario. Our goal is to share knowledge and experiences related to angular and it's ecosystem.
Speaker: Damian Sire. 14/4 - 19hs
Speaker: Patricio Vargas. 17/3 - 19hs