Establishing a Design System improves the quality of a product for the people creating and maintaining it and offers the end-user a better experience. While building a Design System prior to creating a product is the best approach, you may find yourself in the position of having to create one retroactively. Instead of having made documented design decisions prior to development, you have to identify existing patterns and consider how best to standardize them. 

This meetup has already happened, but you can still watch the videos! Check out four presentations on DevOps-focused topics. 

In Angular and other modern web frameworks, the UI is so intertwined that one unexpected response from the server can turn a beautiful website into a blank screen. Fortunately, you can build in error handling to help avoid this terrible scenario.

End-to-end tests are meant to simulate a user interacting with your website. Selenium took the approach of building browser plugins that allow tests to interact with the browser, similar to how a user would. Cypress tests run inside the browser with an accompanying Node.js process for observing and controlling the network. This gives Cypress insights into the application's execution that Selenium doesn't have.

While Angular is one of the most widely used frameworks in the world, it has a problem with generating static sites that are performant and search engine optimized.