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Angular patterns & best practices with John Papa

By John Papa

While there’s a lot of information available about the core concepts of Angular, very little focuses on architectural concepts, best practices, and how to solve some of the more challenging tasks — especially those that surface while you’re building applications from scratch or working toward a crucial deadline.

Join popular Pluralsight author and Angular expert John Papa for a an event with in-depth discussion, hands-on examples and a Q&A on different concepts and best practices that can be applied to your Angular applications, including:

  • State management and how to weigh the value (NgRx data)

  • Deploying Angular in the cloud (serverless functions)

  • Performance and JavaScript bundle management (Preload strategies)

  • Q&A

About the author

John Papa is a Principal Developer Advocate with Microsoft and an alumnus of the Google Developer Expert, Microsoft Regional Director, and MVP programs. He's passionate about Web and mobile technologies, and often enjoys speaking around the world at keynotes and sessions for conferences, including NgConf, Build, Ignite, VSLive, and AngleBrackets. John is a co-host of the popular Adventures in Angular podcast, author of the Angular Style Guide, several books, and many popular Pluralsight courses. You can reach him at johnpapa.net or on twitter at @john_papa.

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