Adrian Mejia Blog
The MEAN stack allows you to build complete applications using one programming language: JavaScript. In this tutorial, we made upon the first part (Creating an Angular app) which built the front-end, and this part builds the backend with a RESTful API and Database. REST API with Node.jsWe are...
Adrian Mejia Blog
This tutorial gets you off the ground with Angular. We are going to use the official CLI (command line) tool to generate boilerplate code. PrerequisitesThis tutorial is targeted to people familiar with JavaScript and HTML/CSS. You also will need: Node.js up and running. NPM (Node package manager)...
Adrian Mejia Blog
Directives are one of the most important concepts to understand Angular. This tutorial takes through the basics and beyond. We will cover how to build your own HTML extensions through directives. Angular framework relies heavily on them to teach the browser new HTML tags. Directives are a...
Ainsley Escorce-Jones
So in the last edition of "Things which aren't magic" we took a look into Flask's @app.route() decorator, to see how decorators, side effects and a dash of regular expressions give us the magic @app.route() that exposes our Python functions to the World Wide Web. In this edition we're going to...
Bits, Bobs & Breakpoints — Aaron Holmes
Writing AngularJS directives as TypeScript classes# 12 January 2015 JavaScript, TypeScript, AngularJS, Directives Introduction# TL;DR? Read the implementation details here. Note: This post was written for AngularJS 1.x. Angular 2+ has different conventions that make parts of this post obsolete....