Where Did Vue.js Come From?
Where Did Vue.js Come From? Vue.js's popularity has been climbing pretty fast. It has about 3/4 the number of stars on Github as React, and more than double the stars [...]
Elm: React Without Compromises
The world of front end development has been experiencing a major paradigm shift over the past few years. Frameworks have shifted from Model/View and Object-Oriented paradigm of Backbone, Ember, Angularjs [...]
230 Curated Resources and Tools for Building Apps with React.js
This post will curate the best resources, tools, libraries, and articles that will help you learn to build production applications with React.js. This 6000 word post will take you from [...]
Comparing Angular 1 & Angular 2 Through Building a Pomodoro Timer
Modern web development offers an incredible variety of tools, libraries, and frameworks to build web sites/applications. As of 2016, jQuery, React, Angular, and Vue are the most popular front-end libraries/frameworks [...]
Style the Web More Effectively with SASS
As the web grows and changes, new technologies arise to help the developers on their interesting journey in bringing life to ideas and designs. This is how CSS was initially [...]
Comparing Javascript & jQuery Through Building a Pomodoro Timer
Modern web development offers an incredible variety of tools, libraries, and frameworks to build web sites/applications. As of 2016, jQuery, React, Angular, and Vue are the most popular front-end libraries/frameworks [...]
Building Nested Components using Angular 2
What are Angular 2 Components Angular 2 consists of a lot of new features and one of the most fantastic features is the ability to create components. In fact Angular [...]
Handling the Challenge of Shared State With Ngrx/Store in Angular 2
The state we’re in: Angular2 has gone a long way in making UI apps more modular. The app has become a tree of potentially independent components that can be tested [...]
Teaching JavaScript for a Living: Lessons Learned Through Teaching Thousands of Developers
Eric Greene is a full-stack developer and appendTo/DevelopIntelligence instructor. Over the past 5 years, Eric has taught JavaScript and front-end development to several thousand developers at dozens of Fortune 500 [...]
History and Background of JavaScript Module Loaders
Introduction Application logic for web apps continues to move from the back end to the browser. But as rich client-side JavaScript apps get larger, they encounter challenges similar to those [...]
Ng-if Examples, Use Cases, and Caveats
Ng-if is a built-in Angular directive for adding and removing content from the DOM. Ng-if is extremely handy for showing and hiding buttons, links, text, images, or other types of [...]
angular.bootstrap Explained in 3 Examples
By default, an Angular application is initialized automatically by loading the angular.js script and placing the ng-app directive to the root element of your application (e.g. <html> tag), like the [...]
ng class Uses Cases, Examples, and Recommendations
ngClass is a very powerful built-in Angular directive for dynamically changing CSS classes on HTML elements. It does this by allowing us to bind scope values as class names. We [...]
Working With Promises in AngularJS Services
Let's talk about working with promises in AngularJS. To start, $q is a great implementation of promises, allowing you work with deferred objects and be more efficient with Ajax calls. [...]
The Difference Between Ng-show vs. Ng-if
There are a variety of built-in Angular directives for showing and hiding content on a page. Ng-show/ng-hide and ng-if are commonly used directives for doing this. Ng-switch and ng-class could also be used to do this (albeit in [...]
