How to use Angular Schematics to empower Developers of Frontend Apps & Libraries by Tomas Trajan
In development, we often want to extract reusable parts of logic into self contained libraries. Modern tooling provided by Angular CLI enables us to provide amazing developer experience for the users of our libraries.
Libraries can be added seamlessly, while automating all the necessary setup work.
More so, providing built-in library specific schematics enables us to cut on the learning curve that is needed to get developers productive straight from the start by generating code which follows intentioned patterns and best practices.
In this talk, we're going to explore:
1. What are Angular Schematics
2. Why and how to use them
3. Best practices and tips for using default Angular schematics
4. How to build simple schematics for our custom library
5. How to make our library ""ng add"" - able to make it seamless for the consumers
ABOUT THE PRESENTER:
Tomas Trajan (@tomastrajan) - I am Google Developer Expert for Angular, writing and speaking mostly about Angular, RxJS and many exciting frontend technologies.
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ABOUT THE MEETUP:
We are the Angular Zurich Meetup community group. We plan to have fun learning, sharing, coding and building cool apps. If you want to chat to meetup members and the organisation committee, join our slack channel: https://angularzurich.slack.com/messa... and check out upcoming events https://www.meetup.com/AngularZRH/eve...
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ORGANIZERS:
Carlos Morales / crlsmrls_
Gion Kunz / gionkunz
Tomas Trajan / tomastrajan
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