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 courses.
How to fail at organizing a free Angular workshop...
Hi Reader,
You attended one or more of my past workshops and I wanted to reach out because I messed up a few things with the last workshop on testing Angular components with Cypress:
1) I forgot to send a reminder before the workshop so less than 20% of registered attendees actually showed-up.
2) I failed to hit the "record" button so I don't have a recording of the session, which means I can't share it with you.
3) I forgot to mention that you could buy me a coffee if you enjoyed that workshop, which means I did do it 100% for free with no "reward" for it.
To fix this, I decided to add the workshop series to the Angular Training platform, so you can:
- Access all recordings from past workshops there. I found a recording of another Cypress session of mine to make up for the absence of recording of the last workshop.
- Get the future ones automatically recorded so I can't forget to hit that "record" button
- Get reminders before the event so you don't forget to join.
All you need to do is register at: https://courses.angulartraining.com/course/monthly-online-workshops
Of course, it's all free, and that's the one place where all future workshops will happen. By the way, the next one is going to be React for Angular Developers and should be about 90-minute long.
So, you know where to register now 😉
And I can't get anything wrong that next time. Let me know if you have any questions or specific workshop requests.
Thanks,
Alain Chautard
Angular GDE - Angular Training
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 courses.
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