We are excited to announce our Angular evening talks! a virtual event by Angular Oslo, Angular Stavanger and GDG Oslo, GDG Bergen, GDG Sørlandet, GDG Stavanger and GDG Trondheim collaboration The link to watch will be announced soon. ---- Abstract: Find out how Ivy's potential can impact your future architecture. We use a case study to explore a possible future without NgModules but Standalone Components, the use of dynamic components or higher-order components, zone-less change detection, and new possibilities for lazy loading and plug-in systems. In the end, you understand Ivy's potential and how to start preparing for it today. ------------------------ Title: TBD by Fabriece Sumuni ------------------------ Title: Angular Elements for Authentication: The what, the how and the why by Ana Cidre Abstract: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Manfred Steyer: Ana Cidre: Fabriece Sumuni:
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The future of Angular and Ivy by Manfred Steyer
Ivy is primarily associated with smaller bundles and therefore better performance. However, Ivy has much more to offer, and many smart concepts provide the foundation for some much-anticipated future features.
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In this talk, we will take a look at what Angular Elements are, what they consist of and how to build them. Then we will see what advantages Web Components have when approaching and implementing authentication into our application, how Web Components can facilitate the implementation of authentication and share some examples of which Web Components we can create to simplify the process. We will also talk about what options we have today to build Web Components, which frameworks support them and whether browsers are ready for them.
Our Speakers' biography:
Trainer, consultant and programming architect with a focus on Angular. Google Developer Expert (GDE) and Trusted Collaborator in the Angular team who writes for O'Reilly, the German Java Magazine, and windows.developer. He regularly speaks at conferences.
Ana is a Developer Advocate at Auth0. She has a degree in Fine Arts and a Master in International Business Economics and Management, so she is not your usual software developer. She loves to code and she especially likes Angular. As a very active member of the community, she regularly organises meetups and conferences, like the amazing ngSpain. In Spain, where she’s currently based, she’s an organiser of GDG Vigo and the founder of GalsTech, a group for women in tech from Galicia. Because she is so passionate about diversity, she has also been named a Women Techmaker Ambassador.
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