Dear All 👋 In Q2 2025, I'm dedicating my time to freelance contract work focused on #Angular projects. If your company needs expert support, I'd be happy to help! 👇
📩 If you're interested, feel free to DM me or email [email protected]
Yesterday I had the honor of speaking at #NGKATO, which celebrated its 2nd anniversary 🎉
I shared some knowledge about migrating complex Reactive Forms to Signal-based ones.
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I'm proud that I had a chance to share the stage with such talented and smart speakers as @pawelkubiakdev and @kaskulikowski. You guys rock!
And of course, a big thanks to the community for coming and bringing such friendly energy, in-depth questions, and cool discussions.
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And we’re off! 🎉
NG KATO #13 has officially started and @DecodedFrontend is on stage right now, taking us through incremental migration to Signal Forms.
Great to see the room full tonight. ❤️
#Angular#NGKATO
NG KATO turns 2 today! 🎂❤️
Still a bit hard to believe it’s already been two years.
And we couldn’t ask for a better lineup to celebrate with us: @DecodedFrontend, @pawelkubiakdev, and @kaskulikowski.
See you this evening!
https://t.co/IWa9HmWLBa
Hands-on both days, max 15 people, 30 minutes 1:1 with a GDE, Q&A session, certificate at the end.
📅 Oct 9 and 12, 9:00-17:00 CEST, online.
Early bird −30%; my code decoded10 gives an extra 10% on top and has no time limit.
https://t.co/yMbh4eS8GU
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Hey friends 👋
Quick heads-up about a 2-day online Angular workshop from my friends at @HouseOfAngular in October.
I know both instructors personally: @m_stefanczyk and @prodromouf, both GDEs. We have shared the stage at meetups for years.
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✔️Day 1, Oct 9, with Fanis: Nx architecture, module boundaries, signals, and modern reactivity APIs, plus a new part about AI-assisted migrations.
✔️ Day 2, Oct 12, with Mateusz: Signal Forms, from syntax basics to schemas, custom controls, and validation.
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Hey friends 👋 I asked @Anthropic’s most capable model, Claude Fable 5, to create a simple #Angular application. I wanted to see how well the agent would perform without distilling all my knowledge into a dedicated harness.
Here is the code review: https://t.co/av5689MqII
@catmanyau@brandontroberts@angular NgModule is a redundant building block that provides more complexity with no real benefits anymore. The MCP servers, in general, provide an AI Agent with the ability to connect 3rd party tools. Particularly, Context7 fetches the latest lib docs for Agent, so it uses modern syntax
@brandontroberts@angular Hey Brandon! Thanks for your feedback and for resharing 🙏
P.S. Without a skill and MCP, it would be full of *ngIfs and Reactive Forms. I checked 😅
Hey friends 👋
Over the last few months, I started to invest in AI much more seriously. Not playing around, but in real work: Angular code, my courses, my workflow.
Honest summary: the tooling was the easiest part...
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So I put this into my calendar: Greg Lipke, CTO at @HouseOfAngular , a free session exactly about it. Aug 5, 3 PM CEST, online.
What I want to hear most: pricing AI per feature shipped, not per dev or per token.
https://t.co/bX1QbbZEds
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Because everything I learned is about me. My prompts, my setup, my rules files. It doesn't transfer to other people.
Put 5 devs into one repo, each with their own way of using AI, and you don't get 5x. You get 5 code styles and no idea if delivery has become faster.
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