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This one-day brew takes only 8 hours of the attendee its time and transforms him or her into a reactive programming master.

When used correctly, RxJS is a technology that has the following advantages: - Less code - Readable code - Less bugs, because the reactive programming mindset takes care of 90% of the corner cases for us - It becomes way easier to write asynchronous code - Results in better overall code quality

However, learning the do’s and don’ts of RxJS requires time and effort. At StrongBrew we have been studying and applying the reactive programming paradigm to numerous customers for years and have great results doing so.

This brew contains both theory, exercises and a bunch of question-rounds. We don’t want to spoil it too much, but we will create a reactive giphy application, a reactive calendar and more!

This course requires some foreknowledge. The attendee should know the following technologies:

• Git
• Javascript
• Typescript
• Angular basics (knowing how to create a component)

A general overview of what’s going to be included in the workshop:

Advanced Patterns We’ll explore all the advanced techniques for making flexible and maintainable React components. We’ll see how using popular patterns like Compound Components, Controlled Components, Render Props, Function As A Child etc. can help us in simplifying things, making our components more reusable and our apps more declarative.

React 16 & Beyond React 16 comes with some major changes and an update to the core algorithm. In this module, we’ll explore some practical use-cases for Portals, Fragments etc. React.lazy and Suspense will help us to easily code split and lazy load components in our app in order to reduce the final size of the bundle. We’ll see how the new Context API can simplify state-management and various component reusability patterns.

Hooks Classes are so 2018, so we’ll start by learning everything about the biggest change that happened to React: Hooks. Combined with Context, they are changing the entire state-management game. We’ll cover useState, useEffect, useContext, etc. Although useful on their own, they’re even more powerful when combined and abstracted away in custom hooks.

Learn how to build and train Neural Networks using the most popular Machine Learning framework for JavaScript, TensorFlow.js.

This is a practical workshop where you’ll learn “hands-on” by building several different applications from scratch using TensorFlow.js.

By the end you’ll know:

• The essential mathematics.

• What are Neural Networks?

• How to build and train a Neural Network to solve regression and classification tasks.

• How to find, convert, load and use pre-trained models from the internet.

If you have ever been interested in Machine Learning, if you want to get a taste for what this exciting field has to offer, if you want to be able to talk to other Machine Learning/AI specialists in a language they understand, then this workshop is for you.

Participants’ profile:

The ideal particioant for this workshop is someone with existing experience with JavaScript. You must have experience running commands on the command line. You are experienced running NodeJS scripts. You know how to npm install a package.

Overview of the day:

• Overview of AI + ML

• Neural Networks

• History of TensorFlow and TensorFlow.JS?

• [Project 1] Using a pre-trained model.

• [Project 2] Linear & Polynomial regression.

• [Project 3] Recognizing handwritten numbers.

Equipment needed:

A fully charged laptop.

In this interactive seminar you will develop a critical understanding for planning and implementing large enterprise applications with Angular. You will explore and work with approaches to structure huge applications like npm packages, the Mono Repo Approach and Micro Apps.

After this, you will deal with component design and reusable Web Components. For this, you will use several proven concepts and Angular Elements.

In addition, this workshop will enable you to develop a well-articulated understanding for implementing I18N as well as advanced authentication and authorization solutions that allow for single sign on and can be used to integrate with existing Identity Providers like Active Directory.

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The aim is to train the attendees on using Ionic to create cross platform mobile applications. We will cover a wide range of Ionic components and implement them as part of 3 applications that we will be building. The 3 application will use the Blank Template, the Tabs based template & the Side-menu template. Attendees will also learn to test their application on a real device using the Ionic Dev App and also learn to use the Cordova plugins to interact with physical device features like the Camera and GPS Geolocation features. The class finished with an Inspiration section where we go over some more advanced topics like using Ionic to create desktop applications, handling offline & also connecting with a database for persistence.

Curriculum: - Intro To Ionic - History of Hybrid applications - Building Our first application with the Blank template - Overview of the Ionic project structure - Working with Lists o Using the Sliding Lists - Using the Alert component for getting input - Preview with Ionic Dev App - Working with Tab based template - Intro to Ionic Card component - Fetching data from API - Working with Buttons - Navigating to new Pages - Using the Fab button - Sharing to social media - Taking Profile photos with Camera - Working with the Side Menu template Inspiration - Working with Databases - Ionic App Flow o Updating apps without Appstore - Intro To Capacitor - Desktop Apps With Electron - Customising Ionic Apps

GraphQL is getting increasingly popular and replaces REST as an API standard. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to build a GraphQL server from scratch using the latest tooling and ensuring an end-to-end type-safe codebase

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.NET Core can be used to build all types of modern applications, varying from web apps to back-end applications and modern desktop applications. Over a really short amount of time, .NET Core has evolved and a lot of new things have been added.

During the workshop, you’ll learn how to build your next big thing with .NET Core (and of course, we’ll use the latest and greatest version available at the time!). You’ll learn what the framework brings for you, you’ll get to understand the tool chain to use, you’ll see what you can re-use from plain .NET development and what code can be shared across applications. After this hands-on workshop, you’ll walk away with a good understanding of the future of .NET.

The goal of this workshop is to help you build usable user centric mobile apps following the path through: - the strategy - requirements gathering - prototyping - user testing.

You will learn about generic “mobile user behavior” and how to gather your specific user needs with some guerilla user research techniques at the beginning of a project. We will then apply this to plan user flows and to take content and architecture decisions for your app. You will learn the bases of mobile usability like designing for touch, navigation, content strategy, and we will take a close look at Apple and Android design guidelines. We will apply all that knowledge to build and test quick prototypes for your mobile app. At the end of the workshop, you will be able to take some usability decisions and understand the basics of mobile user experience in order to build mobile apps prototypes and to test your concept before handing them to a UI designer.