Reactive Patterns with RxJS and Angular Signals

Chebbi Lamis :
Lamis Chebbi is a Google Developer Expert for Angular. She is the author of "Reactive Patterns with RxJS for Angular". She is an enthusiastic software engineer with a strong passion for the modern web. She's the founder of Angular Tunisia, a member of the WWCode community, a speaker, a content creator, and a trainer. She has been into Angular for the past few years and loves to share her knowledge about Angular through participating in workshops and organizing training sessions. Empowering women and students is one of her highest priorities. Besides Angular and the web, Lamis loves music, traveling, chromotherapy, and volunteering. Last but not least, she's a forever student.Bampakos Aristeidis :


Aristeidis Bampakos has over 20 years of experience in the software development industry. He is a Greek national who currently works in Athens as a Web Development Team Leader at Plex-Earth, specializing in the development of web applications using Angular. He studied Computer Technology at the University of Portsmouth and in 2002 he was awarded the degree of Bachelor of Engineering with Second Class Honours (Upper Division). In 2004, he completed his MSc in Telecommunications Technology at Aston University. His career started as a C# .NET developer, but he saw the potential of web development and moved toward it in early 2011. He began working with AngularJS, and Angular later on, and in 2020 he was officially recognized as a Google Developer Expert (GDE) for Angular. Aristeidis is passionate about helping the developer community learn and grow. In his book 'Learning Angular,' Aristeidis brings his knowledge of Angular gathered over the years together so that his readers can benefit from it effectively. Alongside this, he authored 'Angular Projects', which delves deeper into Angular web development applications. As well as this, his love for teaching has led him to become an Angular Senior Tech Instructor at Code.Hub where he nurtures aspiring Angular developers and professionals. In his spare time, he enjoys being an occasional speaker in meetups, conferences, and podcasts where he talks about Angular. He is currently leading the effort of making Angular accessible to the Greek development community by maintaining the open-source Greek translation of the official Angular documentation.