Changing the world of travel with Angular and measuring...
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Finnair ships a full client-side booking site built with Angular + microservices running on AWS with Node and Java backends, Travis/Jenkins CI and Akamai CDN, serving 55 language variants. The project measures success with Google Tag Manager / Analytics, ngrx store and attribute directives for UI tracking. Results show ticket sales almost doubled, conversion up 400% and ancillary sales up 700%. The app is live for mobile, uses AOT and thin JSON responses, and required heavy client-side JS and a steep learning curve.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 3:44Seamless UX flow
- 5:07NO Angular Universal
- 5:21NO documentation
- 5:44FALSE documentation
- 6:03EFFORT to create new components
- 6:19COMPREHEN- SIVE ROUTING
- 6:36AOT & huuuuge site
- 6:51BYGONES 'cause PCI & IE EOL
- 12:22TAKEAWAYS
- 12:56Framework saves time when creating the conventions
- 13:38Give thin responses
- 14:13Minimize the client-side business logic
- 15:22TypeScript is awesome
- 15:49Abandon vi and emacs - you need an IDE
- 17:31Tracking & Analytics
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