Getting Started Using Angular Material 2 in an Angular 2 Angular-CLI application
So, I’ve committed to giving a few talks this month about creating Angular 2 apps using Angular CLI and Angular Material 2. It’s been fun playing with alpha and beta software, I must say. Figured I should blog about a few of these things because it will help beginners like me.
Authorization Filters in ASP.NET Web API 2 & AngularJS
In this article, we are going to explore the security issue which will help us to prevent unauthorized access of web API access using custom Authorization Filter.
Model-driven Forms in Angular 2
Just a couple days ago, we’ve updated our article on Template-driven Forms in Angular 2, as the APIs have changed for the better in the second release candidate. Meanwhile, RC3 is out and we think it’s time to talk about model-driven and reactive forms on our blog. This article builds on top of the knowledge we’ve gained in our previous article, so you might want to take a look at it in case you haven’t yet.
ng-Europe
The Original European Angular.js conference in Paris is back this October 25-26 with top core team & community members including the creators of Angular, ionic, RxJS, Cycle.js and more awesome speakers! Book your ticket now.
What SEO's Need to Know About AngularJS Sites
I launched an AngularJS redesign on a large-scale e-commerce site in late 2015– just two short weeks after Google announced the death of the Ajax crawler. As we launched there was no documentation on how a Googlebot would understand that site. We knew we didn’t need escaped fragment URLs, but did we need to pre-cache #! versions of URLs? Our team didn’t have the bandwidth and our system couldn’t handle the tech debt pre-caching would create.
DIY Dashboard Camera with Raspberry Pi and AngularJS
In part 1 of the Raspberry Pi Dashcam Series, we talked about how to create a powerful and low-cost embedded computing platform for “always on” live dashboard camera broadcast using the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B and the Raspberry Pi 8MP Camera Module. With this hardware setup, we can broadcast high- or low-quality images at a fixed interval and have them immediately picked up by our receiver user interface. To make things fun on the UI side, we’ve decided to use AngularJS to highlight PubNub’s new and improved AngularJS SDK – we’ve had a great time using it so far.
Building Angular 2 applications with Immutable.js and Redux
If you have done any JavaScript development in the past year, then you may have already heard of Redux. Popularized with the use of React, some developers claim it’s the most exciting thing happening in JavaScript at the moment, revolutionizing the way we build our applications and even helping us prevent global warming for good.