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Building a web application in Angular | Workshop

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Let's have some fun and build an application in Angular inspired by vacation rental apps. Join us for this beginner-friendly workshop, and learn how to build an application that uses some of the core features of Angular, like components and routing, to build a beautiful, functional web application.

Speaker: Mark Thompson

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