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Angular Denver '19

~920 Bytes: Creating the Smallest Angular App in the World

Angular Denver

Angular Denver 2019 | ~920 Bytes: Creating the Smallest Angular App in the World | Robert Wilemelis

In this talk, Robert Wilemelis presents an experimental idea on how to reduce the bundle size of a simple Angular application to a size under 1Kb by using a code coverage report of (unit-)tests, TypeScript, and deleting lines of code with a deeper understanding of JavaScript.

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~920 Bytes: Creating the Smallest Angular App in the World

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Reduces bundle size of an Angular application, demonstrating optimization techniques
Leverages code coverage reports to identify unused code for removal
Develops understanding of JavaScript by analyzing code line by line
Instructor Robert Wilemelis is recognized for his expertise in Angular optimization
Suitable for experienced Angular developers seeking optimization techniques

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Software Developer
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23 hours
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Intermediate
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Instructor
Angular Denver
Language
English
This course belongs to a collection called Angular Denver 2019. It's comprised of 44 courses:
  1. Angular Denver '19: Keynote Talk
  2. Angular Denver '19: Simplifying Front-end State Management with Observable Store
  3. Angular Denver '19: Supercharge Your Angular Tests with Jest (Snapshots Included)
  4. Angular Denver '19: What You Don't Know About Zone.js
  5. Angular Denver '19: Intro to Bazel
  6. Angular Denver '19: Bridging Parallel Universes: Upgrading Huge Apps with Angular Elements
  7. Angular Denver '19: Machine Learning in Angular with TensorFlow.js
  8. Angular Denver '19: Rendering Angular Applications in Terminal, Angular Platforms in Depth
  9. Angular Denver '19: Engage Your Customers with Animated Ghost Elements
  10. Angular Denver '19: The Facade of NgRx Facades
  11. Angular Denver '19: Strictly TypeScript: Maximizing the Compiler
  12. Angular Denver '19: MockStore in NgRx 8
  13. Angular Denver '19: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1: Blast Auth
  14. Angular Denver '19: Angular Elements Make the Best React Components
  15. Angular Denver '19: Schematics: An Untapped Frontier
  16. Angular Denver '19: Dark Patterns in UI: What Not to Do to Your Users
  17. Angular Denver '19: Angular for Everyone: Building Accessible Angular Applications
  18. Angular Denver '19: ngSwitch but Faster
  19. Angular Denver '19: Introduction to Angular Elements
  20. Angular Denver '19: Security Thoughts for Angular Developers
  21. Angular Denver '19: Angular for the Visual Learner
  22. Angular Denver '19: Hacking the Human Perception
  23. Angular Denver '19: E2E Testing with Cypress.io
  24. Angular Denver '19: Component ILL-ities
  25. Angular Denver '19: Reactive Angular
  26. Angular Denver '19: Architecting Angular Apps for Scalability
  27. Angular Denver '19: Make Your Component Tell You Stories with Storybook
  28. Angular Denver '19: Diversity in Tech Made Easy
  29. Angular Denver '19: Demystifying Token Authentication in NgRx
  30. Angular Denver '19: Quasi-human Angular Automated Testing with Cucumber
  31. Angular Denver '19: Universally Speaking
  32. Angular Denver '19: A Deep Dive into RxJS Subjects
  33. Angular Denver '19: So Little Code! Are You Even Still a Programmer Anymore?
  34. Angular Denver '19: Designing against Domestic Violence
  35. Angular Denver '19: The Crazy Train of Legacy Apps
  36. Angular Denver '19: Debugging Your Angular Apps 101
  37. Angular Denver '19: Enhance! Customizing the Angular CLI
  38. Angular Denver '19: More Unit Testing, Less Effort
  39. Angular Denver '19: Building PWAs with Angular and Ionic
  40. Angular Denver '19: Subjecting State to Good Behavior
  41. Angular Denver '19: ~920 Bytes: Creating the Smallest Angular App in the World (viewing)
  42. Angular Denver '19: Inclusivity Now
  43. Angular Denver '19: 1x Programmer, 10x Programmer, 100x Programmer
  44. Angular Denver '19: Q&A Session
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Reduces bundle size of an Angular application, demonstrating optimization techniques
Leverages code coverage reports to identify unused code for removal
Develops understanding of JavaScript by analyzing code line by line
Instructor Robert Wilemelis is recognized for his expertise in Angular optimization
Suitable for experienced Angular developers seeking optimization techniques
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