Jamstack + Angular === Jamgular

Tara Manicsic &
41:43 min
Jan 29, 2021

Yes, this is only true if (Jamstack === ‘Jam’ && Angular === “gular”) but I’m trying to make Jamgular happen. And you can too, with this talk where we create an Angular Jamstack site from ng new scratch. We’ll use the one and only Angular static site generator, Scully, as well as discuss other options like using Angular Universal to pre-render the site. We’ll add more functionality to the site using the Scully library and other tools throughout the Jamstack ecosystem. In the process, we’ll also deploy the site to Netlify and take advantage of the git integration to take advantage of the CI/CD workflow. I’m looking forward to coding and jam-ing with you!

Tara Manicsic

Developer Experience Engineer at Netlify

Tara Z. Manicsic is a lifelong student, teacher, and maker. She has spent her career using JavaScript on both back-end and front-end to create applications. A Developer Advocate for Progress, Google Developer Expert, and international technical speaker, she focuses on conveying the codebase she has learned. In her free time she works in her community to educate and learn from other developers. Tara launched the Cincinnati Chapter of Women Who Code and the Cincinnati branch of NodeSchool. Beyond code, Tara still makes things but with solder/clay/wool and hikes any mountain she can get to with her family & trusty sidekick, #toshmagosh.

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