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This is the Syntax Supper Club.

Welcome to Syntax. We have a show on angular today. What is angular? Modern angular. You probably haven't tried it in a while. Maybe you have, we've got tons of requests to do a show on angular.

And our answer to that always is like, we'd love to,

but like we just, we just don't use it.

So there's not too much we can really talk about it. So coming to our coming to save us is Mark Texan who is, he works at Google, he's on the angular team. He's here to talk to us all about how awesome angular is. Welcome Mark. Thanks for coming on.

Thank you so so much for having me. I'm super thrilled to be here.

Awesome. Before we get rocking, let's talk real quick

about Century.

If you are going to be building an angular app,

you better bet Century has a SDK, probably in 12, 13 lines of code you can integrate Century into your

angular app and then when stuff goes south you're gonna you're gonna know

what went wrong what people did to actually hit that so

check it out century. I owe use a bug code tasty treat for two months for free

awesome so Mark welcome thanks for works coming on on. Why don't you give us an introduction of who you are and what you do?

Yeah, so my name is Mark. I work at Google. I'm a software engineer, but a Google, I work as a developer relations engineer.

And I, yeah, I work on the angular team.

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