Hello, I am Sascha Lehmann

From the moment I got my first PC, it was immediately clear to me in which direction I would go in the future. Driven by curiosity, I wanted to know how all these programs work and how they are built. But most of all - I wanted to learn how to write them myself.

Over the years, I turned this hobby into my profession, and my path led me through desktop and backend development to my passion, web development.

I love sharing this passion and my knowledge of web-based frontends, Angular, and Web Components with others. At Thinktecture, I have exactly this opportunity as a Developer Consultant, helping our clients achieve the best possible results daily.

Let's get in touch!

sascha.lehmann@thinktecture.com

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Angular

[UPDATE] Configuring Lazy Loaded Angular Modules

Making our Angular modules configurable is essential in building a reusable architecture. But in the recent past, Angular presented us with its new moduleless future. How does it look now? How can we configure lazy-loaded components? Let's have a look at how we provide our configurations directly.

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03.05.2023

| Sascha Lehmann

Angular

Angular OnPush – A Change Detection Strategy Revealing Mistakes in Your Code

When optimizing the performance of Angular applications, many developers directly associate Angular's OnPush change detection strategy with it. But, if you don't know exactly how OnPush works under the hood, it will quickly teach you what you are doing wrong the hard way. In this article, we'll look deeper into how the OnPush strategy affects Angular's change detection mechanism and which pitfalls we should avoid at all costs.

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24.10.2022

| Sascha Lehmann

Angular

Master Web Component Forms Integration – with Lit and Angular

When a company has cross-framework teams, it is a good choice to use Web Components to build a unified and framework-independent component library. However, some pitfalls are to consider when integrating these components into web forms. Therefore, for a better understanding, we will look at two possible approaches and try to integrate them into an Angular form as an example.

Notice: All code samples are available on Github!

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09.06.2022

| Sascha Lehmann