Yesterday (the 6th Nov) the new Angular.dev website was released as part of the new push for Angular, what is now being called the Angular Renaissance (a great way of putting it). The new site look
Tag: Web development
Angular is exciting again
After finally catching up with the keynote talk at this year’s NgConf and seeing all the new features and direction Angular is moving towards, I really feel that Angular is exciting again. No
Dealing With CommonJS based dependencies
An Angular quick tip I discovered today was if you have an application with many third-party libraries that use CommonJS instead of ES modules. You can add the names of these libraries to the ̶
Using third party libraries are useful as long as they are maintained
There’s no denying that the open-source movement has helped move web development forward. Before open source was so prevalent on the web everything had to be built from scratch, there was no
Working with Vue
For the last few months I’ve been working with VueJS instead of Angular and I’ve honestly been enjoying using a new framework.
The Angular Masterclass
I’m pleased to announce that the wonderful people at Educative.io have turned my book, Getting Started With Angular, into a course. The course is called The Angular Masterclass . The course c
Writing Maintable Angular
I’ve recently given my first talk on the great NgHuston YouTube channel, the topic of my talk was ‘Writing Maintain Code in Angular’. The main idea of my talk is how we can struct
What painting a shed can teach us about writing software
What can we learn from painting With the world being on lockdown I recently had time to finally get around to painting my garden shed. It’s a job that I kept putting off because I wanted to do ot
Working with legacy apps
Angular 11 has just been released, over the last few years, Angular has gone from version 2 to 11 its growth is amazing, and with each release, there are new features and new ways of working with A
Angular and Nest idea for fullstack apps
I’ve recently worked on a project where we found ourselves in the situation where we was waiting for some APIs to be developed by the backend team. So in order to not stop our development we