It is common to see Angular apps gradually getting slower over time. Even through Angular is a performant framework, apps will start to become slow as they grow if you are not aware of how to develop performant Angular apps. It is, therefore, a must for any serious Angular developer to be aware of what …
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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 …
Let’s be honest, where do you spend most of your time when creating Angular apps? Are you just a machine spitting out perfect code all the time or do you sometimes face these hard-to-debug problems, that stops your momentum and leaves you frustrated and wanting to throw your computer out the window? We have all …
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 …
How to Implement Continuous Delivery in Highly Regulated Companies Read More »
The main secret behind having better test coverage in an Angular app is to reduce the friction it takes to write tests and enforce test coverage by setting a test coverage threshold to be checked on every commit. NgRx and reactive testing is an area where many people get confused because it seems hard to write …
There is a human tendency to start small, then overshooting by doing too much of one thing and then try to find the golden middle way. This is happening in basically everywhere in life, eg. you start to work out, you work out too much and get injured and then you find just the right amount …
The Hardcoded, Dynamic and Hybrid Approach in Angular Apps Read More »
I see many teams believing that npm packages are the way they should share code in Angular projects. The problem with this is that this creates a lot of friction for code sharing because: Every shared lib needs to have its own CI/CD pipeline Each CI/CD pipeline should handle versioning of changes Every time a …
Why Angular Teams Fail at Code Sharing and How This Monorepo Approach Will Fix It Read More »
Handling anything at a big scale always is very different from when things are small. The differences can be in the number of people working with something, the business impact of decisions and the ability to enforce the execution of decisions at a large scale. I have in the previous post talked about different tools …
Angular Automation: 6 Things That Should Be Automated in Enterprises Read More »