Dan Wahlin
Software Architect
Dan Wahlin founded Wahlin Consulting which provides consulting and training services on Web technologies such as JavaScript, Angular, Node.js, Express, C#, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, and Docker. He’s also published many developer courses on Pluralsight.com and Udemy.com including the new Docker for Web Developers course. Dan is a Docker Captain, Google GDE, Microsoft MVP and Regional Director and speaks at conferences and user groups around the world. Dan has written several books on Web technologies, hundreds of technical articles and blog posts (http://blog.codewithdan.com) and runs the “Code with Dan Web Weekly Newsletter” – a great way to stay up on the latest technologies. Follow Dan on Twitter @DanWahlin.
My Sessions
In this class you’ll learn all the fundamentals of Angular 2 such as how to get up and running quickly with Angular 2 and TypeScript, how to use reactive programming (RxJS) in your applications, how to communicate with the server, as well as how to use modern web development tools to get up and running […]
In this class you’ll learn all the fundamentals of Angular 2 such as how to get up and running quickly with Angular 2 and TypeScript, how to use reactive programming (RxJS) in your applications, how to communicate with the server, as well as how to use modern web development tools to get up and running […]
Interested in learning about the future of JavaScript and Web development? If you haven’t started looking at “what’s next” and where it’s going with JavaScript, then this is your opportunity. In this workshop Google GDE’s Dan Wahlin and John Papa will introduce language features found in ES2015/ES2016 and TypeScript and show what both languages have […]
How long does it take to setup your production environment on your local machine including the database, caching server, web servers and more? Is your local environment EXACTLY the same as your staging/test and production environments including security settings, app server settings, and others? Are you able to write Angular services that hit “real” services […]