Why your Angular App is not Working: 11 common Mistakes
Resolving problems of your angular application can be very challenging. When your angular app is not working and all it gives you are some cryptic red lines in a console. Especially when you are a beginner, these problems can turn the development process with angular into a real pain.
Angular CLI and ASP.NET Core Angular Template
We might probably know that, if we are working with Visual Studio 2017- Preview 3, and we are using .NET Core 2.0 - Preview 2, a new template is now available for creating Angular apps. In this tip, we're going to learn how to set up our environment to use ASP.NET Core Angular template and yet make use of Angular-CLI.
Developing a Web Application Using Angular (Part 3)
Welcome back! We continue marching on with this Angular app. Today, we look at how to implement a few different features of the application.
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Best-practices learnt from delivering a quality Angular4 application
Back in Sept 2016, just when the Angular team bit the bullet and released Angular2 Final, Vijay Dharap, the author of this article was able to convince his customers to use Angular2 for it’s one of bigger applications. As we all recall, Angular 2 went through an unusually long Alpha, Beta and RC stages. It seemed as if the entire Angular 2 was re-written since the first Alpha release. So at the time of 2.0 final release, the entire Angular scene was very chaotic. There were hardly any good tutorials or resources which were working with 2.0.0.Final release.
Build an Angular App with Okta’s Sign-in Widget in 15 Minutes
AngularJS reigned as king of JavaScript MVC frameworks for several years. However, when the Angular team announced they would not provide backwards compatibility for their next version, there was a bit of a stir in its community, giving opportunities for frameworks like React and Vue.js to flourish. Fast forward a few years and both Angular 2 and Angular 4 have been released. Many developers are trying its TypeScript and finding the experience a pleasant one. According to JAXenter, it’s doing a pretty good job, and holding strong as the third most popular UI framework, behind React and HTML5.
Nrwl Nx — An open source toolkit for enterprise Angular applications.
Nx is designed to help us create and build enterprise-grade Angular applications. It provides an opinionated approach to application project structure and patterns.