A debugging quest and a free Angular weekend!

As often, I’m using the updated newsletter format this week. I’m posting a few interesting updates to know about and one question to ponder:

Two Angular updates:

  • Gérôme Grignon just released the Angular Debug Quest, a GitHub repo where you can practice fixing common Angular app bugs in one place. The project is open to feedback and additional bugs to fix, so feel free to contribute and give it a try!
  • The FREE Angular Weekend is happening soon over at certificates.dev! A great way to get free certification training and take practice tests to see how you’d fare in the Angular mid-level certification exam:

One question to think about and some posts to learn more about it:

  • Do you lint your code for extra feedback on best practices? Linting is a great way to learn about blind spots we all have as developers. It can also teach you some alternative syntaxes and keywords. Read more about eslint here.

Alain Chautard

Alain is a Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies, Angular, and Google Maps. His daily mission is to help development teams adopt Angular and build at scale with the framework. He has taught Angular on all six continents! A world traveler and photographer, Alain is also an international conference speaker, and a published author of several video courses.