Advanced Angular 1.x: Component Communication with Require
Angular 1.5’s components have made scope isolation the default, and rightly so. But, it does mean that inter-component communication requires more thought to get right.
Crud Operation using Angular JS and Web API
In this article, we will learn basic CRUD operation using AngularJS and Web API with a sample application.
Build a WhatsApp Clone with Ionic 2, Angular 2, and Meteor!
A little over a year ago, I released the WhatsApp clone tutorial with Angular, Ionic, and Meteor. A year has passed, and a lot has happened—Angular 2.0 became stable, Ionic 2.0 entered its RC stage, and Meteor just released 1.4.2 with many improvements (fast build times, full npm and yarn support, Node 4.6.1 and MongoDB 3 by default, GraphQL, and more Databases supported with Apollo).
Angular Native is here!
NativeScript 2.3 provides you with a 100% free and open source toolkit to build mobile applications with the Angular you know and love, all combined with the best possible developer experience. It’s as simple as building a web app, but with all the performance you would expect from native.
Oh and NativeScript is 100% free and open source. Sound too good to be true? Let us prove it.
Your First Angular 2, ASP.NET Core Project in Visual Studio Code
This is the first in a series of posts teaching you how to create your first Angular 2 application with ASP.NET Core in Visual Studio Code.
Angular 2, NgModel and Custom Form Components
I’ve heard a lot of people express frustration with building forms in Angular 2. I think in large part this derives from bad experiences with FormBuilder, FormGroup and FormControl. This blog post explores a new way of building complex forms in Angular 2, using ngModel, the ControlValueAccessor contract, and some clever validation code.
Angular 2 — Testing Guide
In this post, we want to cover the most common unit tests to use for Angular 2 Applications, like: Components, Services, Http and Pipes; but also some less known areas like: Directives, the Router or Observables. We will provide examples designed so you can use them as a quick reference. Don’t miss out the Testing Checklist to help you while creating your own tests.