Angular Master Podcast

• AMP 70: Manfred Steyer on Forensic Code Analysis

  In this episode of the Angular Master Podcast, I’m joined by the brilliant Manfred Steyer — Speaker, Trainer, Consultant, and Author — to dive deep into the world of Forensic Code Analysis. We explore what it is, why it matters, and how his new open-source tool, Detective, brings these ideas to life.We discuss: • Change Coupling: What it is and how to respond to it • Identifying and dealing with Hotspots • Complexity metrics: myth vs. reality • Team/Code Alignment and how it impacts maintainability • The limits of forensic analysis • And of course — how all of this connects to improving architecture in real-world projectsIf you’re interested in scaling teams, improving code quality, or just writing smarter Angular apps, this one’s for you.🎧 Tune in and get inspired by practical architecture insights from one of the best minds in the Angular community.

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• AMP 69: Dawid Ostrowski - GDE Deep Dive, Building a Program That Developers Love

  Welcome to a brand new episode of the Angular Master Podcast, where we explore the intersection of technology, community building, and developer relations. In this episode, I’m joined by Dawid Ostrowski, Head of Product Engagement in the Google Developer Ecosystem team, and former lead of the Google Developer Experts (GDE) program.Don’t miss out – explore the full platform here:https://goo.gle/google-for-developersWe go deep into the world of global developer programs and uncover the key principles behind building a community that developers not only join—but genuinely love being part of.🔍 What you’ll learn in this episode: • How the GDE program was scaled globally across dozens of countries • The true value proposition of developer advocacy and why it matters • Why leaderboards, gamification, and KPIs often backfire in DevRel • How to measure the real impact of community programs • The importance of trust, inclusion, and long-term relationships • How to build a strong infrastructure, legal framework, and internal support • How to balance company goals with the needs of a developer community • Tips for anyone looking to start or scale their own developer initiative • Dawid’s personal insights on leadership, learning, and staying motivated in tech🧠 Whether you’re a DevRel professional, community manager, developer advocate, or just curious how Google built one of the most impactful developer programs in the world—this episode is for you.📍 About our guest:Dawid Ostrowski is based in Zurich, Switzerland, and has years of experience leading developer programs at a global scale. He’s passionate about creating authentic developer experiences, promoting diversity in tech, and bridging the gap between engineering and community.🛠️ Topics Covered: • Developer Relations (DevRel) • Google Developer Experts Program (GDE) • Community Building in Tech • Developer Ecosystem Strategy • Developer Engagement & Advocacy • Diversity and Inclusion in Developer Programs • Dev Programs Infrastructure & Scalability • Metrics and KPIs in DevRel • Non-transactional Community Models • Open Source Contributions & Recognition • How to Become a GDE • Developer Growth & Enablement • Developer Experience (DX)

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• AMP 68: Christoffer Noring on AI-Assisted Programming

  🎙 AI is transforming the way we code! In this episode of the AI Master Podcast, I sit down with Christoffer Noring, Senior Cloud Advocate at Microsoft, published author, tutor at Oxford, and AI/ML expert, to dive deep into the future of AI-assisted programming and how developers can leverage AI tools like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT to enhance productivity, optimize workflows, and write better code.🔥 What you’ll learn in this episode:✔️ How AI is shaping frontend and backend development✔️ The power of prompt engineering for web and machine learning✔️ How GitHub Copilot can reduce development time & improve maintainability✔️ The role of AI-powered agents in modern workflows✔️ Common pitfalls and limitations of AI-assisted programming✔️ The future of full-stack development with AI✔️ AI’s role in data exploration, API design, and code refactoring💡 Plus, we get personal! Christoffer shares his thoughts on essential skills for success in tech, staying motivated, and even what music fuels his coding sessions.🎧 Listen now and take your AI-assisted development to the next level!👉 What’s your take on AI in programming? Drop your thoughts in the comments!#AI #AIAssistedProgramming #GitHubCopilot #ChatGPT #MachineLearning #WebDevelopment #CloudComputing #TechPodcast

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• AMP 67: Minko Gechev on Angular 2025+

  Hey everyone! 👋 This is Dariusz Kalbarczyk, co-founder of NG-Poland.pl, JS-Poland.pl, AI-Poland.pl, and AngularMaster.dev. Welcome back to the Angular Master Podcast! 🎙️In this episode, we have a very special guest joining us all the way from San Francisco, USA – Minko Gechev, Angular Product Lead at Google! 🏆We dive deep into the future of Angular, discussing the latest improvements, upcoming innovations, and what’s next in Angular 2025 and beyond.🔥 Topics we cover in this episode:✔️ Why has Angular focused so much on developer experience and performance?✔️ How does Angular stay flexible while maintaining a long-term vision?✔️ The planning process for new features in Angular.✔️ Key insights from the 2024 developer survey.✔️ The rise of standalone components – why are they so popular?✔️ How Angular plans to simplify component authoring.✔️ Ensuring unbiased feedback from the community.✔️ What led to the increase in developer satisfaction in 2024?✔️ Plans for replacing Angular’s default test runner.✔️ How selectorless components will benefit developers.✔️ Why signal-based forms are an important step for Angular.✔️ Lessons learned from incremental hydration.✔️ The advantages of zoneless change detection.✔️ Making new features easier to adopt in Angular.✔️ Upcoming documentation updates.✔️ How Angular plans to leverage AI in the future.✔️ The role of content creators in Angular’s growth.✔️ Challenges in evolving Angular’s reactivity.✔️ How developers can best contribute to Angular’s future.✔️ The Angular job market in the AI revolution.🚀 This episode is packed with insights straight from the Angular core team!🎧 Listen now and stay ahead of the curve!📌 Subscribe for more Angular content.👉 What excites you the most about Angular’s future? Let us know in the comments!#Angular #Angular2025 #MinkoGechev #Google #WebDevelopment #Frontend #AngularMasterPodcast #AI #DeveloperExperience

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• AMP 66: Alex Okrushko & Marko Stanimirović on NGRX SignalStore

  Welcome back to the Angular Master Podcast! In this episode, we have two remarkable guests joining us—Alex Okrushko and Marko Stanimirović—to dive into the innovative NgRx SignalStore. Alex, a Frontend Lead at Snowflake from Toronto, Canada, is a key member of the NgRx team, a Google Developer Expert, and an organizer of Angular Toronto and the official Angular Discord. Marko, hailing from Belgrade, Serbia, is a Principal Frontend Engineer at Swiss Marketplace Group, a core member of the NgRx and AnalogJS teams, and also a Google Developer Expert. In this episode, we explore the key principles of NgRx Signals and discuss why this new state management solution was introduced by the NgRx team. We cover its integration with Angular Signals, how it simplifies state management, and how it brings modularity, extensibility, and scalability to Angular applications. You'll also learn about the RxJS and Entity Management plugins, type safety, and the practical uses of SignalState. Beyond the technical insights, Alex and Marko share their personal approaches to learning new technologies, their motivations behind contributing to open-source projects, and how they unwind after a long day of coding. If you're curious about the future of NgRx SignalStore and how it compares to the global NgRx Store/ComponentStore, this episode is a must-listen!

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