May 13 – 15, 2019 | London
Angular
Originally intended as front-end web application framework for single-page applications, Google’s Angular managed it to become one of today’s most important (JavaScript) frameworks. Angular 1 – formerly known as AngularJS – attracted developers from a wide variety of languages, from Java over .NET to “classical” web developers. The reason for its success can be found in its principles, its usage of declarative programming, and in its explicit de-emphasizing of DOM manipulation in promotion for performance and a better testability. With Angular it’s possible to develop bulletproof module-based enterprise web applications while keeping well-known desktop-like paradigms in mind. The Angular track not only offers best practices from proven enterprise applications but also covers important topics like the migration from Angular one to Angular 2 or performance optimization.
