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House of Angular

This is the House of Angular - a place where top Angular solutions are created.

08/10/2026

8 hours can change what lands on your desk on Monday.

😬 Random Monday now:

Quick tasks turn into a review-and-fix loop. Senior capacity is burned on cleanup. Delivery slips, and the issue lands on you.

😎 After your devs attend the hands-on Agentic Angular Engineering Workshop:

A clear plan keeps the agent within boundaries. Mistakes are caught early. Seniors can focus on delivery. You don’t have to explain another missed deadline.

“Angular Agentic Engineering: From Spec to Ship”
📅 30 October | 9 AM–5 PM CET | Online
⭐ Led by GDE Fanis Prodromou

Save €120 on each ticket with Early Bird pricing.

Buy tickets: https://buff.ly/v9T5MJI

06/10/2026

46 components, 39 routes migrated in just one day ⚡

Here is how our Tech Lead used AI to speed up a legacy dashboard migration to Angular 21.

Read the case study: https://buff.ly/9rU1O27

01/10/2026

Send us a dev who prompts AI ➡️ Get back one who can use AI to take bigger features from spec to ship.

In a one-day, hands-on workshop with GDE Fanis Prodromou, your developer learns how to:

▪️ create a clear spec and implementation plan before AI touches the code
▪️ break bigger work into tasks agents can handle
▪️ encode your conventions into reusable Skills, so they don’t need repeated explanations
▪️ decide what AI can own and where human judgment still matters
▪️ catch agent mistakes before they turn into extra review rounds or production issues

✅ “Angular Agentic Engineering: From Spec to Ship”
📌 30 Oct | 9 AM–5 PM CET | Online | Max. 15 participants

Save €120 from your budget with Early Bird pricing.

Explore the agenda: https://buff.ly/v9T5MJI

30/09/2026

Signal Forms left experimental status in Angular 22. A lot has changed in the process.

Here’s an overview of what’s new to help you determine if migrating makes sense for your project:

🔗 https://buff.ly/UPZtMoP

29/09/2026

AI agents can follow a ticket perfectly, write clean Angular code, and pass every test, and still place a business rule in the wrong architectural layer, a mistake that linters, automated tests, and even AI code reviewers do not catch.

This free session, "AI Agents vs. Architecture: How to Stay in Control When Rules Aren't Enough," is hosted by Greg Lipke, CTO at House of Angular, featuring Fanis Prodromou, Google Developer Expert (GDE) and Angular community leader.

The session covers:

👉 A shared vocabulary for identifying exactly where an AI agent introduced an error, based on six stages from idea to production: Define, Plan, Build, Verify, Review, Ship.

👉 Why "all checks passing" no longer guarantees safe code, and the specific class of bug that passes compilation, automated tests, and human code review.

👉 Which architectural rules can be encoded once for an AI agent to follow consistently (library boundaries, naming conventions, data flow), and which decisions always require human judgment.

👉 What nine well-written tests can cost a team when the underlying design is wrong, and how to write tests that do not lock in a bad architectural decision.

Event details: live session for senior Angular developers, September 29, 2026, 1:00 PM CEST, 45 minutes plus live Q&A.

Speakers: Greg Lipke, CTO at House of Angular, and Fanis Prodromou, Google Developer Expert.

Event details: https://new-hoa-website-staging.vercel.app/webinar/ai-agent-rules/

28/09/2026

Can your architecture survive AI agents? Find out on our webinar tomorrow! 🤖

⭐ "AI Agents vs. Architecture: How to Stay in Control When Rules Aren't Enough"
📅 September 29 | 1 PM CEST
🎤 Led by GDE Fanis Prodromou, hosted by our CTO, Greg Lipke

If you've already registered, check your inbox. Your stream link is already waiting for you.

If you haven't joined yet, this is your last chance to sign up and learn:

▪️ What good tests cost you when the design underneath is wrong
▪️ How to properly evaluate code when your linter, tests, and AI reviewer are silent
▪️ Where rules for AI agents stop working, and human judgment has to take over
▪️ When to write your tests so they don't consolidate bad decisions in your codebase

Take your last chance to register → https://buff.ly/GD7PeJd

24/09/2026

Green test checks might be lying to you ⚠️

When AI agents generate code, passing unit tests only validates basic rules and outputs, leaving them blind when a business rule ends up in the wrong layer or violates product intent.

The longer a clean test suite covers that mismatch, the harder it gets to refactor. Bad decisions turn into wet concrete: easy to pour, expensive to break once it sets.

See how to spot and resolve that issue in our next free webinar for Angular devs:

🔥 "AI Agents vs. Architecture: How to Stay in Control When Rules Aren't Enough"
📅 September 29 | 1 PM CEST
🎓 Led by Fanis Prodromou, an expert recognized by Google

Learn the cost of good tests with poor design, how to review code when automated checks miss issues, and when to test to avoid locking in bad architecture.

Register for free → https://buff.ly/GD7PeJd

23/09/2026

Implementing AI ≠ AI benefiting your project ❗

Most people know that, but still don’t realize what’s wrong when they don’t see those great results everyone promises after AI adoption.

To help, our CTO, Greg Lipke, wrote a comprehensive guide based on his experience with teams in this exact situation.

Inside, he broke down:

→ Most common bottlenecks people encounter when implementing and working with AI
→ A list of fixes for those bottlenecks + best practices
→ The correct way to measure AI ROI (spoiler: it’s not by tokens burnt!)

Read it to learn what has been blocking your team’s gains from AI use this whole time 👇

🔗 https://buff.ly/3FTuM37

22/09/2026

Most people don’t realize forms are a liability in their project until they have to deal with the fallout 😐

A deadline slips because "the form logic was more complicated than we thought," and a routine feature request turns into two days spent untangling validation logic.

→ Adopting Signal Forms can help you avoid that:

Your team stops burning hours on messy, inconsistent form state and gets that time back for real feature work. You meet the deadlines and spend less time firefighting.

And we can train your devs to use them:

⚡ Signal Forms Workshop
📍 October 12 | Online
🎓 8 hours, led by an expert recognized by Google

You don't need to send your whole team. Start with a few developers. They’ll come back as your internal standards leads, bringing in ready-made patterns.

Pair it with the Scalable Architecture Workshop to stop worrying about architectural problems, too, at the best value.

Invest the budget in your peace of mind.

🔗 See the agenda: https://buff.ly/AcsoT0V

21/09/2026

It's time we properly introduced you to our next webinar speaker, Fanis Prodromou! 🤝

Fanis is an Angular professional recognized by Google for his knowledge and contributions to the community, with over 14 years of experience.

He leads our Angular workshops on Angular Architecture and AI for Angular Developers, too.

👉 What you should also know about him:
- Author of the Code Shots With Profanis YouTube channel
- Teaches Angular in enterprise companies
- Co-organizer of the Angular Athens meetups in Greece
- Speaker, author, and an active contributor to the Angular community

His newest project with us is a webinar for Angular Devs, where he’ll show you how to catch AI-made architecture mistakes that pass checks but still break your system.

⭐ "AI Agents vs. Architecture: How to Stay in Control When Rules Aren't Enough."
📅 September 29 | 1 PM CEST

Come to gain knowledge directly from a renowned expert.

Register for free → https://buff.ly/DLQt0yb

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