How to Talk to Backend Services with Angular 2's HTTP Client
In this article, you’ll learn how to connect your Angular application to a backend service or API.
Reactive Forms in Angular: An Introduction
Angular provides two ways to work with forms: template-driven forms and reactive forms, the latter also sometimes called model-driven forms. With template-driven forms, the default way to work with forms in Angular, template directives are used to build an internal representation of the form. With reactive forms, by contrast, you build your own representation of a form in the component class.
Testing Angular faster with Jest
The author of this article was frustrated by how painful an experience it was to test an Angular app. And then he realized it can be painless with Jest.
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Global Events and Event Delegation in Angular 2
In Angular 2, we are used to listening for events on the Component’s DOM elements, however how do we listen to events outside of this range?
Using Pug (Jade) with Angular (with CLI)
Pug allow me to write cleaner HTML. However, if you are using Angular (version 2 or 4) & the de-facto Angular-CLI, the pug option is not out of the box, probably yet.
Building JavaScript Demos With TypeScript 2.2.1, Webpack 2, And Angular 2.4.9
Over the last few weeks, Ben has been evolving the way in which he develops his GitHub-based JavaScript demos. Once he learned that the System.js TypeScript plugin was dropping support for in-browser type-checking, he learned out how to use the TypeScript compiler to perform type-checking offline.