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Huge Angular codebases shouldn't be complex!

This course teaches you how to create huge Angular codebases and still make them maintainable, even if it contains hundreds and hundreds of projects.

This course is the last resource you will ever need to become an Application Architect that knows exactly where to put what and keep a maintainable codebase.

It contains my experience in over 150 Angular Projects combined into one Training!

 

 

Boost your career

 

Jurgen Van de Moere

Google Developer Expert

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Brecht is a well-respected trainer in the Angular community. By combining strong theoretical knowledge with advanced practical experience, 

Can't get your Angular codebase to scale?

Did you ever had the feeling, that you were in a project that started out all nice and clean... but after the project organically grew. It turned out into this unmaintainable codebase where no one really knew how to update something without breaking the whole thing? You will learn:

  • How to create/maintain huge codebases
  • How to deal with duplicate code
  • How to abstract things from the presentation layer
  • Where you have to put which piece of code, it will all make sense!

 

Buy Modern Largescale Angular Enterprise Architecture!

What you will learn

  • How we tackle huge projects for huge clients
  • Maintaining huge NX workspaces
  • Enforce encapsulation through module boundaries
  • Where code really belongs
  • Best Practices
  • Component design
  • How to deal with state
  • Specific recipes

 

Yes I want to tame huge Angular workspaces!

Stop struggling with

  • Not knowing how to structure code
  • Flexibility vs Reusability
  • Dependency hell
  • Bad automated imports
  • Circular dependencies
  • Maintaining different npm packages

What's included?

€ 149 excl VAT

  • Slides incl speaker notes
  • Subtitled videos
  • Cheat sheets
  • Matrixes
  • Exercises
  • Quizes
  • Experience in over 150 Angular projects

 

Secure your career!

Topics

  • Signals
  • Component architecture
  • Workspace architecture
  • Encapsulation practices
  • Generating workspaces and elements
  • Abstracting the presentation layer
  • State architecture
  • Reusability vs flexibility
  • Utility functions, DI on multiple levels
  • Testing architecture