Sonu Kapoor

Sonu Kapoor

Sonu Kapoor has been a software developer since 2003. He’s currently focused on web development using the Angular Framework and is a Microsoft MVP and a GDE in Angular. Sonu has written numerous articles that are available on the internet.

Sonu is the author of “Beginning JavaScript Syntax: Understanding Syntactical Rules and Structures for Better JavaScript Programming,” published by Apress in 2025.

Detailed Biography

Sonu Kapoor is a seasoned Senior Software Engineer and internationally recognized speaker with over two decades of experience in building high-performance web applications. He's a Microsoft MVP (2005–2010, 2024) and a Google Developer Expert for Angular, as well as a trusted contributor to the Angular Framework, where he has helped shape the future of frontend development.

Sonu has spoken at major international conferences, including the International JavaScript Conference (San Diego and New York), FrontEnd Nation, and FITC –Web Unleashed (Toronto), sharing deep insights on Angular performance, image optimization, and state management.

He's passionate about demystifying complex topics for senior developers and architects through hands-on articles, podcasts, and open-source contributions. When not coding, Sonu mentors upcoming engineers and contributes to shaping the developer ecosystem through thought leadership.


Contact Information:

sonukapoor@gmail.com

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Articles Authored

  • Unlocking Angular Performance: Optimization Techniques

    Last updated: Thursday, July 3, 2025

    Published in: CODE Magazine: 2025 Jul/Aug

    Sonu outlines six essential strategies to enhance the speed and responsiveness of Angular applications: image optimization, routing, deferrable views, change detection optimization, employing the async pipe, and using the trackBy function. He emphasizes the significant impact these techniques can have on mitigating common bottlenecks through real-world examples and empirical data. By strategically implementing these methods, developers can effectively reduce unnecessary re-renders, optimize bundle sizes, and ultimately improve the user experience in both small and large-scale Angular projects.

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