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How To Fix the Most Common Angular Performance Problems Like a Doc

It can be tempting today to watch a bunch of ng-conf talks and then go straight ahead and implement every tip you find. The problem is that it might not actually improve your Angular apps considerably because you are going the wrong way around the problem. If you start with the solution and try to …

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Synchronization of State in Dynamic Angular Components

In this video, I go through a common trap when dealing with state synchronization in dynamic and nested presentation components when developing Angular apps. The solution is to use reactive inputs which will give you the best of both worlds and make sure you still are keeping the clean smart/dumb component architecture. If you liked …

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The Monorepo Blueprint – How to Create a Scalable Architecture for an Angular Monorepo

This article will teach you how to create a scalable architecture for an Angular monorepo. The principles here can be applied to any front end monorepo, as they are based on universal best practices for getting a scalable and maintainable architecture. But first, what should a good Angular architecture do? Separate UI from business logic …

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Garbage in, garbage out and why companies find it hard to screen and recruit good tech talent

It is common to hear companies complain that it is hard to find good talent. A lot of the reason for that is that the companies don’t have an efficient way to screen candidates fast. They waste weeks interviewing the wrong candidates because they don’t really know what makes a good engineer. Is it their …

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How to Implement Continuous Delivery in Highly Regulated Companies

It is no wonder, that the highest performing companies in the IT industry are also the ones who push the most delivery responsibility on the engineers as a contrast to the classical chain of handovers for ensuring “segregation of duties”. There is an inverse proportional relationship between how much segregation of duties a company enforces and their …

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