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Angular's structure (typing, conventions, the CLI, signals) is what makes AI coding agents reliable. Shown live with Claude Code on an Angular app, including how a CLAUDE.md file teaches the agent a team's style.
After MongoDB deprecated the Realm client SDKs, migrating sensitive healthcare data to a NestJS API with Auth0 with minimal downtime, using Claude Code.
Native-like browser APIs and PWAs.
Talk and Q&A on networking and building a professional brand, using his own Medium blog as an example.
Panel on standing out in a competitive tech job market; introduced as founder of Haibrid and creator of BeltStripe.
A serverless-first backend with MongoDB Atlas and Atlas App Services: functions, triggers, GraphQL, generated APIs and field-level rules.
Adding a custom in-app keyboard to iOS and Android apps with the Fleksy SDK.
MongoDB Atlas and Realm as a ready-made alternative to assembling your own data infrastructure.
How Angular builds separate modern and legacy bundles so modern browsers skip polyfills.
Underused Angular features for enterprise apps: environment configs, component inheritance, HTTP interceptors, differential loading, lazy components and reactive forms.
What the Ionic community has made possible: careers, apps in the developing world, education, open source and case studies.
Lazy loading in Angular: routes, preloading strategies and lazy-loaded components.
Whether new browser APIs (camera, video, geolocation, offline PWAs) now allow native-level features with web tech alone.
Angular Reactive Forms beyond login pages: state-driven forms, the form-control hierarchy and custom validation, drawn from building data-heavy healthcare apps.
Angular Reactive Forms beyond login pages: state-driven forms, the form-control hierarchy and custom validation, drawn from building data-heavy healthcare apps.
Angular Reactive Forms beyond login pages: state-driven forms, the form-control hierarchy and custom validation, drawn from building data-heavy healthcare apps.
Angular as the shared layer for one codebase across web, mobile and Electron desktop, based on an enterprise healthcare app.
Why forms matter so much to businesses, the basics of Angular reactive forms, and advanced validation.
Angular Reactive Forms beyond login pages: state-driven forms, the form-control hierarchy and custom validation, drawn from building data-heavy healthcare apps.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
A real enterprise healthcare app shares its Angular code across a mobile app, a responsive web app and an Electron desktop app, including white-labelling.
Angular Reactive Forms beyond login pages: state-driven forms, the form-control hierarchy and custom validation, drawn from building data-heavy healthcare apps.
A talk on developers investing in their own growth.
Can web APIs now match native features such as camera, video streams, geolocation and offline support, and how to build them.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
How to push updates to a live hybrid mobile app instantly, without waiting days or weeks for store review.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
PouchDB keeps model, view, server and offline data in sync, so mobile apps stay usable offline and handle sync conflicts.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
One codebase built with Angular, Ionic and the PWA standard ships to iOS, Android, Windows, the web, Mac and PC.
Live-coding one Ionic codebase into iOS, Android and Windows apps, a desktop web app and an offline PWA.
One Ionic codebase delivers Android, iOS and Windows apps plus an offline-capable PWA.
Offline-first hybrid apps with PouchDB, keeping view, model, local and cloud data in sync.
App-store review slows iOS releases, so the talk live-updates a hybrid app on stage without going through the store.
Live-coding a movie-discovery app ('Filminator') with Ionic.
One Ionic project for Android, iOS, Windows and the web as a PWA.
One Ionic project builds Android, iOS and Windows apps that also work unchanged as a PWA, demoed with his Ionic Netflix clone.
One Ionic project with 100% shared code runs as Android, iOS and Windows apps and as a Progressive Web App, demoed with the Telavivo app.
An impromptu follow-up meetup to AngularUP, set up in three days with almost 50 sign-ups.
Building a mobile product from scratch: native vs mobile web vs hybrid vs PWA, back-end services and analytics.
Ionic v1 and v2 compared while both existed side by side, when to use each, and a short look at the Ionic.io services.
Drawing on months of travel meeting African developers, how hybrid tools are used across Africa and the obstacles they face, such as slow connections and older devices.
What he describes as the first Ionic meetup and hackathon in Nigeria, run during his 2015-16 stay.
Ionic v1 install, templates, components, Sass and configuration, with live coding.
An introduction to building mobile apps with Ionic and Angular, given on day three of the online conference.
Push, analytics, backend-as-a-service, crash reporting and IDE tools for hybrid apps.
Firebase with Ionic via AngularFire: auth and three-way binding.
Ionic from its 2013 alpha to a full SDK.
27 talk cities, in person only.
London (12), Tel Aviv (4), Salt Lake City (2), Espoo (Helsinki) (2), Moscow (2), New York (2), Amsterdam (2), Copenhagen (2), Nairobi (1), Birmingham (1), Monrovia (1), Accra (1), Melbourne (1), Porto (1), Warsaw (1), Medellin (1), Kigali (1), Belgrade (1), Zurich (1), Atlanta (1), Orlando (1), Arlington, VA (1), Athens (1), Vienna (1), Abuja (1), Lagos (1), Awka (1)
