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Do you want to level up in your career? Do you want to become a top 1% developer? Today on the show, Charles provides three simple steps you can implement today to help get you there.
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If you are testing an Angular application, then at some point, you will be required to test asynchronous behavior. Today on the show, guests Stephen Cooper and Mona Peirov share about how you can validate your internal models with async Angular testing and integrate AG Charts into your workflows.
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Meetups are a remarkably easy and convenient way to connect and network with others. Today on the show, Charles shares his various strategies on how to make the most of Meetups, whether to network to find a better job, learn something new, collaborate with others, get counsel about your career or current work problems, or simply enjoy the human connection and community with others.
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Nx is a smart, fast and extensible build system with first class monorepo support and powerful integrations, and it has a powerful core and a rich plugin ecosystem. Today, Charles interviews Angular expert Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen to discuss the benefits of the Nx build framework.
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One of the upcoming future features in the Angular framework will revolve around “Standalone Components” (SC) vs. “Optional NgModules”. When SC makes NgModules optional, it depreciates their value in the long run and could lead us to determine their necessity. Given that Angular is an enterprise framework, can we have modulars in an angular application or should we eliminate this? Angular expert Rainer Hahnekamp joins the show to share his perspective on how SC will affect modularity in an Angular application.
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Charles Max Wood is the master architect behind Top End Devs, which includes 11 unique podcast shows for DevOps. Today on the show, Subrat interviews Charles on how to launch, grow, and monetize a podcast show from scratch. He shares his process, the strategies to launch, various tools, sites, and apps, how to build an audience, and how to monetize a show.
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Tomas Trajan, Google Developer Expert for Angular and Web technologies, joins the show today to discuss NgRx and best practices. They deliberate the main integrations for NgRx with Angular, various implementation strategies, and more. This is an exciting conversation you won’t want to miss!
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Hossein Mousavi shares his methodology to angular form by presenting his template driven approach vs. reactive form approach. They also discuss the differences between form control, form group, and form array, and how you can build upon the elements within Angular through modular patterns and object-oriented project paradigms. Finally, they discuss how the Angie directive allows you to create web applications by routing requests to controllers and directives and referencing data models in a fashion similar to how you would use AngularJS.Sponsors
LinksPicksDo you want to become a 10x top end developer? Do you want to take your career to the next level? Charles provides a 7 step roadmap to get you there:
1) Learn something new everyday.
a. 10-15 minutes, learn something new that can help you move the needle forward in your career.
b. Make 1% incremental progress everyday will compound to 37x better yearly. Everything adds up.
2) Commit code daily and practice your craft.
a. Practice makes perfect, try something new.
3) Meet someone new every week.
a. Contact and/or connect with another industry professional.
b. Build relationships and continue to stay in touch with them regularly.
4) Post or publish some sort of media each week.
a. Learn and process new information and content that can be presented or utilized elsewhere.
5) Go to a community coding group or event monthly.
a. Relationships will pay off and so will the knowledge share.
b. Commit to speak or present to the group on a specific topic and stretch yourself.
6) Go to a coding conference annually.
a. Network and collaborate with others.
b. Immerse yourself in the content and implement your top take-aways.
7) Make a plan and set your goals.
a. What are your goals and how will you get there?
b. Commit to making it happen. Sponsors
Sometimes your development skills lead you into a role other than full time code sherpa. If you're wondering which ways you can take your career to have some new adventures, listen to this episode with Karl Hughes, Subrat Mishra and Charles Max Wood.Sponsors
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