Angular Master Podcast
Learn, grow and connect with the Angular community like never before. The Angular Master Podcast is a broadcast aimed at all Angular developers.
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AMP 87: Angular, Ionic and Capacitor in Production - Thrasos Thrasyvoulou & Nektarios Georgiou (opens the original)
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Can one Angular codebase support web, iOS, and Android without creating three separate applications? In episode 87 of the Angular Master Podcast, Dariusz Kalbarczyk talks with Thrasos Thrasyvoulou and Nektarios Georgiou from XM. They explain how Angular, Ionic, Capacitor, and Progressive Web Apps can work together in a real production architecture. The conversation covers shared code, native features, performance, offline support, Nx monorepos, microfrontends, testing, and application releases.
AMP 86: Manfred Steyer on Agentic UI and the Future of Angular Apps (opens the original)
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What happens when users stop clicking through many screens and simply tell the application what they want? In this episode of the Angular Master Podcast, Manfred Steyer explains Agentic UI and how it may change the way we build Angular applications. We discuss how an AI agent can understand user goals, work with application state, and select the right UI components. We also explain the roles of MCP, AG-UI, and A2UI, and how these technologies can work together in a modern Angular architecture. C
AMP 85: Manfred Steyer on AI-ready Angular Architecture - Berlin 2026 - GDE Europe Summit (opens the original)
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Is your Angular architecture ready for AI coding agents?In episode 85 of the Angular Master Podcast, Dariusz Kalbarczyk talks with Manfred Steyer about designing Angular applications that can be safely understood, modified, and reviewed by AI.Recorded at Google during the GDE Europe Summit in Berlin, this conversation explores why architecture becomes even more important when teams introduce tools such as Gemini, Claude, Cursor, or Codex into their development workflow.Manfred explains what can
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