Get to Know the Angular Team – Andrew Scott
summary
Joined the project in 2019 and now owns the router and language service plus a VS Code extension, balances coding with more planning meetings, and wakes up checking the GitHub issue tracker. Describes the compiler’s type checking and IDE integration, reports work on the migration from View Engine to Ivy, and highlights that standalone components remove much of the NgModule import/export pain so fewer declarations are required.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45What is your average day like
- 3:09Whats one of your favorite things about Angular
- 4:10Whats it like being on the Angular team
- 5:05Whats the hardest piece of Angular to learn
- 6:15How do you deal with imposter syndrome
- 7:40If you could choose any job outside of software what would you do
- 8:35Rapid Fire Questions
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