How I migrated my course platform to the SPARTAN stack (Angular Global Summit 2024)

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How I migrated my course platform to the SPARTAN stack (Angular Global Summit 2024)

  • The SPARTAN Stack
  • How I migrated my course platform to Analog and the SPARTAN stack
  • Handing auth with the SPARTAN stack
  • Client Hydration with Analog

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