Last year at the inaugural CreatorCon I had the opportunity to write and present a session called Building a Killer UX when students built out a front end for a custom, scoped ToDo application using Bootstrap and AngularJS. I had a lot of fun and learned a ton both writing and presenting the session, and it was pretty well received.

This year, my colleague Mitch Stutler and I are happy to present a couple of sessions around using AngularJS in ServiceNow.

From Jelly to Angular - Mitch Stutler

In this session you'll take a PPM dashboard built in Jelly and go step by step to rebuild it using AngularJS. You'll learn things like going from in Jelly to ngRepeat in AngularJS. This will be ideal for a ServiceNow developer who is familiar with jelly and wants to learn more about AngularJS, someone who will be converting a CMS site to use something AngularJS based like Service Portal, or someone who just wants to learn more about building dashboards in AngularJS in ServiceNow.

Building a Killer UX - Brad Tilton

This session will be similar to last year's session, but updated a bit. In this session you'll build out a UI Page in Bootstrap and AngularJS that will act as a front end for an updated ToDo app as well as build a Scripted REST API in addition to using ServiceNow's REST Table API.

Dates/Times

19CB04 - From Jelly to AngularJS (repeat 1 of 2) - Thursday, May 19, 1:30 PM - 3:20 PM

20CA06 - From Jelly to AngularJS (repeat 2 of 2) - Friday, May 20, 8:00 AM - 9:50 AM

20CC04 - Building a KillerUX v2 - Friday, May 20, 10:30 AM - 12:20 PM

I'm really excited to be presenting this year and looking forward to being at CreatorCon in two weeks!