NG-DE Berlin 2025
The community-driven Angular conference in Germany
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Super Early Bird
Begins 1. April
Early Bird
Begins 1. May
Regular Ticket
Begins 1. July
Final Bird
Begins 1. October
Meet Our Speakers
Learn from Angular experts and community leaders from around the world
Rainer Hahnekamp
Trainer and Consultant
Angular Architects
Rainer Hahnekamp is a Google Developer Expert, working as a trainer and consultant in the expert network of Angular Architects. In addition, he offers a weekly brief overview of relevant events in the Angular ecosystem on YouTube through ng-news.
Michael Hladky
Trainer and Consultant
Push-based.io
Michael Hladky is a Google Developer Expert (GDE), Microsoft MVP, Nx champion, trainer, and consultant with a focus on Angular and RxJS. For years he has been helping companies and developers to set up scalable architectures and performant processes enabling teams to keep up with state-of-the-art development. A vibrant member of the tech community, he organizes multiple community events and workshops each year to give back.
Christian Liebel
Trainer and Consultant
Thinktecture
Christian Liebel is a developer helping enterprises and ISVs develop modern cross-platform business applications based on Angular. As a Microsoft MVP, Google GDE, and W3C Web Applications working group participant, he speaks about modern web technologies at international user groups and conferences.
Martina Kraus
Angular Consultant & Trainer
Independent
Martina Kraus is a Google Developer Expert in Angular and web technologies. She is an Angular consultant and trainer with a focus on Angular applications. As a lecturer, she teaches at the Hochschule Mannheim. She is actively involved in the Angular community and speaks at international conferences.
Workshop Day
November 5: Hands-on workshops to level up your Angular skills
Modern Angular Architectures - 2025 Edition: Nx, Micro Frontends and Signal Store
8 hoursEnterprise applications need to be maintainable in the long term. This workshop shows you how to achieve this goal using modern Angular. To accomplish this, we combine cutting-edge features like Signals, the Signal Store, and Module Federation with established concepts like Strategic Design (DDD), monorepos, vertical architectures, and Micro Frontends. We use Nx for incremental builds and demonstrate how to analyze and improve your application's maintainability. By the end, you'll be equipped to plan and implement sustainable solutions with modern Angular and evaluate the pros and cons of various approaches for your specific solution.
Manfred Steyer
Trainer and Consultant
Rainer Hahnekamp
Trainer and Consultant
Conference Impressions
Call for Papers
Share your expertise with the Angular community at NG-DE 2025
Submission Guidelines
- The talk should be 30 minutes long
- We won't do any Q&A, but if you want to have one it should not exceed your 30 minute slot
- The talk must be in English
- We will run a single track for both days
- By submitting a talk you agree with our Code of Conduct and Privacy Policy
- Include a detailed abstract and learning objectives
- Provide code examples and demos when applicable
Topics of Interest
Our audience will be people interested in Angular from every level of expertise. So don't worry, your talk can address any level from beginners to experts.
- Angular in general
- Latest Innovations in Angular (Signals, Hydration, Vite, esbuild)
- Reactive Patterns
- NgRx & State Management
- Security & Web Performance
- AI Integration with Angular
- Vibe Coding: AI-Powered Development Workflows
- Making developers lives easier
- Becoming a better developer
- How to improve the community
The Selection Process
This year, we're implementing a new selection process where 50% of the talks will be pre-selected and 50% will be chosen through our jury process. Here's how it works:
- 50% of the talks will be pre-selected to ensure a balanced program covering key topics and speakers
- The remaining 50% will be selected through our jury process
- All submissions will be anonymized to ensure unbiased evaluation
- The jury will review and vote on submissions based on content quality, relevance, and potential impact
- Final selections will be made considering both the pre-selected talks and jury recommendations
Submit Your Proposal
The Call for Papers is now open! Submit your proposal by April 30th 2025.
Submit Your Talk