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What's up everyone, this is Dariusz Kalbarczyk co-founder of NG Poland, JS Poland, AngularMaster.dev & WorkshopFest.dev. Welcome back to the Angular Master Podcast.
Today we've got a special guest from Warsaw Poland, Senior Frontend Developer @ BigPicture. Ladies and gentlemen... Kamil Gałek
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What's up everyone, this is Dariusz Kalbarczyk co-founder of NG Poland, JS Poland, AngularMaster.dev & WorkshopFest.dev. Welcome back to the Angular Master Podcast.
Today we've got a special guest from London UK: MC, Speaker, Trainer, Community Leader - Ladies and gentlemen, Gerard Sans
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Hi everyone, this is Dariusz Kalbarczyk co-founder of NG-Poland.pl & JS-Poland.pl. Welcome back to Agular Master Podcast. Today we have some special guests from Vienna, Austria: Trainer and consultant #Angular #NestJS #rxjs #TypeScript hi is #GDE #MVP & performance engineer. Ladies and gentlemen: Michael Rx Hladky
Questions from this episode:
1. Where to start with a performance in Angular?
2. Is SSR a good choice for performance?
3. Can we do additional improvements?
4. Let’s talk about zone.js & NgZone
5. What is ChangeDetection, and should we care about it?
6. Change detection & IVY features
7. detectChanges vs markForCheck
8. How would you measure the difference in the change detection process?
9. How can we refactor an application to go fully zone-less, is it even possible?
10. Can you name some Best & Bad performance practices?
11. Are there any example repositories to see real life implementations?
(https://github.com/tastejs/angular-movies)
12. What kind of person is Michael? How do you see yourself?
13. Do you have some hints for us regarding self-organization?
14. Do you have any favorite hobbies?
15. What’s about your work/live balance? Do you have some hints for us?
16. Favorite sports activity?
17. How do you remember your last visit to Poland?
18. You run 4-day workshops, very intensive workshops, how do you regenerate after such a lot of effort?
19. What are you planning for NG / JS Poland?
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The sixteenth episode of the podcast devoted to the broadly understood front-end technology, in particular to the beloved Angular.
Kir JS takes us on a journey through interesting, advanced aspects of Firebase and more (Kir JS points out that when appearing in our podcast, he shares his opinions, which are not the official position of his company).
Firebase Summit will be returning as a virtual event on November 10th, 2021 at 9:30 am PST (https://firebase.google.com/summit)
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What's up everyone, this is Dariusz Kalbarczyk co-founder of NG Poland, JS Poland, AngularMaster.dev & WorkshopFest.dev. Welcome back to Angular Master Podcast.
Today we've got a special guest from Cisco Canada: Principal UI Architect , ngrx team member, GoogleDevExpert AngularToronto organizer, ladies & Ladies AlexOkrushko
A few selected questions from the episode:
1. Less than a year ago, you started working at Cisco, what are your tasks and what are you responsible for?
2. You are very famous and very active in the NgRx community. Let's start from the very beginning. What is NgRx and why do we need it?
3. What is NgRx state management? Can you elaborate on it further?
4. What are the advantages of using the NgRx Store Module?
5. Explain how the various ngrx/store elements, such as Store, State, Reducer, Action, and Component, communicate with one another?
6. Is automated #testing important or is it overrated?
7. Is it a waste of time or does it help?
8. Are different types of tests (unit, integration, e2e) bringing more value than others?
9. Who does testing on your team if anyone?
10. Are QA folks responsible for the quality of a product?
11. What kind of person is Alex? How do you see yourself?
12. Do you have some hints for us regarding self-organization?
13. How does a typical working day at Cisco look alike for you?
14. Did you change your style of working during the pandemic?
15. What’s about your work/live balance? Do you have some hints for us?
Hi everyone, this is Dariusz Kalbarczyk co-founder of NG-Poland.pl & JS-Poland.pl. Welcome back to Agular Master Podcast. Together with Manfred Steyer - Speaker, Trainer, Author from angulararchitects.io. We discuss everything related to our favorite framework. Today we have some special guests from Angular Team: Minko Gechev.
1. The Angular team is currently working on ideas for making Angular-Modules optional. However, originally, they were not even planned for Angular. Why did the Angular Team implement them even though?
2. What are the challenges of making Angular-Modules optional?
3. Who could benefit the most from optional Angular-Modules and who should stick with Angular-Modules?
4. Can you tell us a bit about how the Angular-Teams plan to implement optional Angular-Modules and how this would look like for people developing with Angular?
5. I’ve seen you are currently collecting case studies for Micro Frontends. What are your current learnings you’ve gained from them?
6. Are there ideas to directly support Micro Frontends by Angular and/or the CLI? How could this look alike?
7. Some people in the community are really looking forward to going fully zone-less. It’s also on the roadmap. How could this work technically? How could Angular find out that it’s time to do change detection?
8. If we go zoneless, what would this change for Angular devs?
9. Some years ago, the Angular team experimented with partial hydration. The idea was to just download an index.html upfront. Then, the rest could be downloaded as needed. Where did these experiments lead to and what plans do you have for this topic?
10. With Angular 6 we already got Angular Elements for wrapping Angular Components into Web Components. Frankly, since then, it didn’t evolve that much. What’s the future of it?
11. What can we expect from Angular 13?
12. What do you expect from the future of Angular after version 13?
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What's up everyone, this is Dariusz Kalbarczyk co-founder of NG Poland, JS Poland, WorkshopFest.dev & AngularMaster.dev. Welcome back to Angular Master Podcast. Today I met with amazing Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen. We talked about his new book: Accelerating Angular Development with Ivy.
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Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen
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What's up everyone, this is Dariusz Kalbarczyk co-founder of NG Poland, JS Poland & AngularMaster.dev. Welcome back to Angular Master Podcast.
Together with Manfred Steyer - Speaker, Trainer, Consultant, Author from angulararchitects.io. We discuss everything related to our favorite framework.
Today we have some special guests from Dynatrace: Cornelia Rauch & Thomas Gsell.
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Today I met with amazing Grzegorz Lipke, CTO House Of Angular. We talked about Angular and more specifically our amazing community.
We also discussed the topic of open source software, how important it is for today's business and how important it is for the company's development.
Grzegorz Lipke
Today we're talking about performance. Whether it is important, everyone will answer yes. How easy it is to create an efficient system, the answers will vary. Together with @Michael_Hladky, we will discuss this topic thoroughly.
1. What is the reason you are so interested in web performance?
2. What did you do in the past in that area?
3. What are Web vitals?
4. How to detect performance bottlenecks?
5. How to document performance issues and measure improvements?
6. What are the Angular’s DevTools for, what is the difference to Chrome dev tools?
7. How to Analyze memory usage and active event listeners?
8. What can we see in the Network analysis tab?
9. Are there any improvement strategies we can follow with network traffic?
10. What are flame charts?
11. How to record and analyze flame charts?
12. What are Blocking tasks and how to spot scripting bottle necks?
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