Angular coding: from project management to web and mobile deploy

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Gabriele Mittica presents on AngularJS, discussing its complexity, community support, and tools for improved coding efficiency and asset management. He introduces 'ngstartup', a boilerplate for developing Angular applications, and various Grunt tasks for optimizing code and deployment. The presentation highlights strategies for faster development and effective resource management in mobile app development using AngularJS.

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Who I am?
Gabriele Mittica
@gabrielemittica
from CorleyCloud
CloudConf + AngularConf Ideator

Works with DOM
Data binding
DI, Routing, Services
Different ways to do the
same things
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Angular coding: from project management to web and mobile deploy

Angular is Complicated
Angular is Complex

Okay, the project is sorted, but...
1. How manage assets and graphics?
2. How code faster and better?
3. How deploy quickly?

ngStartup
a boilerplate for your apps
http://ngstartup.corleycloud.com/

$ grunt compile:web
minification
optimization
test


JS: from 1.4mb to 0.4mb
CSS: from 0.3mb to 0.2mb

:a javascript task runner
:a boilerplate for your apps
:to build your app on
build.phonegap.com
:to minify your angular templates
:to switch your codes in different
stages
:to watch your code changes
and reload page
:to upload your app to AWS S3
:to add/remove annotations
during compiling
GruntJS
ngStartup
grunt-phonegap
grunt-html2js
grunt-devcode
grunt-contrib-watch
grunt-aws
grunt-ng-annotate

Thanks for listening
Gabriele Mittica - @gabrielemittica

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AWSome day 2018 - scalability and cost optimization with container servicesCorley S.r.l.

The document discusses using container services like Amazon ECS for scalability and cost optimization. It describes moving from monolithic applications to microservices running in containers. Amazon ECS provides an orchestrator that allows easily creating and scaling microservices across a cluster. Using ECS provides benefits like dedicated resources per microservice, easy deployment of updates, and optimization of infrastructure costs through features like auto scaling groups. The overall goal is to create a platform for developing and deploying microservices at scale using containerization and managed container services.

AWSome day 2018 - API serverless with awsCorley S.r.l.

This document summarizes a presentation about building serverless APIs with Amazon Web Services. It introduces serverless architecture and key AWS services like API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, and Cognito. It provides code examples of using these services to build scalable and cost-effective serverless APIs, including integrating Lambda with DynamoDB and S3. The presentation discusses benefits of serverless including scalability, pay-per-use pricing, and how to get started with a serverless architecture by choosing the right services and defining a roadmap.

AWSome day 2018 - database in cloudCorley S.r.l.

The document discusses scaling relational and NoSQL databases on AWS. It provides an overview of AWS RDS features for scaling databases, including read replicas, multi-AZ deployments, and maintenance windows. It also discusses database replication strategies like synchronous and asynchronous replication. For scaling write-intensive databases, it recommends database sharding and introduces AWS DynamoDB as a NoSQL option that scales for both reads and writes. Streams in DynamoDB enable triggers on row updates.

Trace your micro-services oriented application with Zipkin and OpenTracing Corley S.r.l.

This document discusses using Zipkin and OpenTracing to trace microservices applications. It covers the foundations of tracing including spans, inter-process propagation, and active span management. It provides examples of using Zipkin and the PHP Zipkin support library to create spans with annotations and set parent/child relationships between spans. The document recommends instrumenting frameworks to generate traces and using features like KV stores and events to include useful trace data. It cautions against creating too many spans or including too many details in span names.

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CloudConf2017 - Deploy, Scale & Coordinate a microservice oriented applicationCorley S.r.l.

The document discusses deploying, scaling, and coordinating microservices using Docker and a distributed locking system. It outlines the use of DNS for service coordination, how to report application status through health checks, and the integration of various coordination systems like etcd and Redis. Additionally, the document explains how to manage service configurations and locks effectively in a distributed system.

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Measure your app internals with InfluxDB and Symfony2Corley S.r.l.

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Deploy and Scale your PHP App with AWS ElasticBeanstalk and Docker- PHPTour L...Corley S.r.l.

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Middleware PHP - A simple micro-frameworkCorley S.r.l.

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From Chef to Saltstack on Cloud Providers - Incontro DevOps 2015Corley S.r.l.

The document summarizes the author's journey from using on-premise automation with shell scripting to using configuration management tools Chef and SaltStack. It outlines some of the challenges faced with shell scripting and Chef related to idempotence, cross-platform recipes, and lack of orchestration. The author found SaltStack improved on these areas with its use of states, pillars, grains, and modules which allowed for smarter formulas and automation of dynamic infrastructures on cloud providers. Examples are provided of using grains, pillars, peer communication, and Salt Mine to configure applications and services across minions in a declarative way.

Cloud Conf 2015 - Develop and Deploy IOT ApplicationsCorley S.r.l.

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An introduction to Hubot - CloudConf 2015 - Turin ItalyCorley S.r.l.

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Angular coding: from project management to web and mobile deploy

1.  AngularJS from Code to Mobile

2. Who I am? Gabriele Mittica @gabrielemittica from CorleyCloud CloudConf + AngularConf Ideator

3. Why we use Angular?

4. Works with DOM Data binding DI, Routing, Services Different ways to do the same things Great community

5. I want to be a pirate

7. Confusing!

8. (become a pirate is not easy)

9. Angular is Complicated

10. Angular is Complicated Angular is Complex

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13. Reusable code!

14. Okay, the project is sorted, but... 1. How manage assets and graphics? 2. How code faster and better? 3. How deploy quickly?

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18. ngStartup a boilerplate for your apps http://ngstartup.corleycloud.com/

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21. grunt-devcode

22. grunt-jshint grunt-uglify grunt-watch

23. $ grunt compile:web minification optimization test 

24. JS: from 1.4mb to 0.4mb CSS: from 0.3mb to 0.2mb

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28. grunt-html2js

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30. :a javascript task runner :a boilerplate for your apps :to build your app on build.phonegap.com :to minify your angular templates :to switch your codes in different stages :to watch your code changes and reload page :to upload your app to AWS S3 :to add/remove annotations during compiling GruntJS ngStartup grunt-phonegap grunt-html2js grunt-devcode grunt-contrib-watch grunt-aws grunt-ng-annotate

31. Thanks for listening Gabriele Mittica - @gabrielemittica

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