Mastering Your Angular Workflow with Augury (formerly Batarangle), TypeScript, Babel, and Key Tools

Webinar - February 10, 2016
Part 3 of rangle.io 's Angular 2.0 Series
Mastering Your Angular Workflow with BataRangle, Angular 2 CLI, TypeScript, Webpack, and other Key Tools - with Rangle's Angular 2 team
This complete overview includes:
- Batarangle
- TypeScript, Babel, and the transpiler revolution
- The impact of TypeScript decorators and metadata on workflow
- Using Babel and ES2015 for Angular 2 development
- Webpack, and other modern JavaScript build systems
- Performance profiling of Angular 2 applications
Find out more about our work at www.rangle.io ! We're a full-stack JavaScript consultancy located in the heart of downtown Toronto and we help companies deliver their MVP.

[@removed107]

Brazil 2016, Awesome :3

[@robottrainer]

what tools do you use in sublime? you got a nice setup.

[@ParsiMusik]

Why cant we change typescript into babel in cli?

[@28chains19]

Can we please get time stamps to the different sections of the presentation? I'm comparing Batarangle vs React Dev Tools, and I already have a bad impression of Angular debugging....Angular 1's Batarang isn't intuitive, and there's 2 versions of it in the Chrome extensions store, a stable and unstable version! What the hell! On the contrary, I jumped right into React Dev Tools, and it's basically a React version of Chrome's Dev Tools. Really intuitive to figure out the props and states of your various components.

[@SkipIntr0]

Does anyone know what is that terminal thing with "suggestions" of command arguments? Like in 38:12 he writes "npm" and then greyed "start" is appearing. Is it available for zsh?

[@SkipIntr0]

+Skip Intro found it. github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

[@rediansec]

+1 Thanks for the talk guys much appreciated. Please don't take it the wrong way, Igor stop saying: "What Not" just sounds weird and overused.