Juan Herrera

Angular, as a fully-fledged framework, provides an opinionated direction on how to structure your app, from design patterns to folder structure. When you are new to Angular, this is an advantage. Yet once you become a more seasoned developer, you start finding scenarios that require a closer look. Challenges like state management, library authoring, or handling hundreds of components demand you to look beyond the framework. You need to research what the ecosystem can offer in terms of tooling, dependencies, and patterns.

When you are working on a small app, these matters are minor, but when YOU are at the enterprise level, they become critical concerns that you need to address down the road. Big projects are just multipliers, make a small mistake, and you have thousands of euros down the drain. Join me to learn the most important lessons of 4 years of experience with Angular.