Monday, 28 September 2026 at 17:00
Metro Bank, Moor House, 120 London Wall, Moorgate, London EC2Y 5ET, UK
Exited for this AI packed event where we'll have two great speakers and amazing contributors in the Angular community: Aristeidis Bampakos joining us in person and Mateusz Stefańczyk joining us online! Please note the location has change for this event!!! As usual there will be food, drinks and swag thanks to Revolution Technology and Angular.Love :D See you all soon! AGENDA • 6:00 pm Networking/Food • 7:00 pm Smart Angular apps with Firebase AI Logic \| Aristeidis Bampakos • 7:30 pm Stop Coding Blind: Giving Your AI Agents Eyes in Angular \| Mateusz Stefańczyk Smart Angular apps with Firebase AI Logic \| Aristeidis Bampakos One of the most popular best practices in Angular is that services should do one thing and do it well. One exception to this is when AI comes into the game because it knows what it can do and when, with the right prompt. In this talk, we will learn how to design flexible and adaptable business logic for Angular applications. Our focus will be on integrating Firebase AI Logic to enable these applications to effectively respond to evolving requirements and dynamic business needs. Stop Coding Blind: Giving Your AI Agents Eyes in Angular \| Mateusz Stefańczyk Your AI agent generates a component, reports “matches the design,” and moves on. The problem? It never rendered the thing. It trusted its own CSS, the CSS it thought it wrote correctly. That’s not verification. That’s “trust me” with extra steps. Most AI coding agents work blind. They produce UI from text, declare it done, and never close the loop by seeing what they built. The gap between intended markup and rendered pixels is where bugs quietly ship. In this talk, I’ll show how to give an agent eyes: a real browser render through Playwright MCP, a screenshot, and pixel diff as a hard, disconfirming check. It matches the design or it doesn’t, no vibes. Then the war story that makes the case: a margin that refused to render on an inline custom-element host. The agent was certain everything was correct, because it read the CSS it declared. Only getBoundingClientRect revealed the truth. Finally, how to fold visual verification into your pipeline as a Definition-of-Done gate, turning “trust me” into “here’s the evidence,” and a demo agent into one you’d let touch production. 40% discount @ Agentic Engineering Workshop \- https://houseofangular\.io/agentic\-angular\-engineering/ Our friends at House of Angular are giving us an extra 10% discount taking it to 40% combined with the Early Bird discount to their Agentic Engineering Workshop! Use code LONDON at checkout. Many thanks to our sponsors tonight, Metro Bank for hosting us and Revolution Technology for the food and drinks and Angular.Love/House of Angular for the swag :D Revolution Technology are a Tech Recruitment Agency who specialise in Software Engineering, Data, Infrastructure and Testing. For the past 10 years they have partnered with some of the most exciting start ups, scale ups and enterprises globally, helping them build high performing and diverse tech teams. Event will be streamed online, link will be available on the day! Looking forward to meeting you all!
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