We just recently launched the Android and iOS versions of our first Ionic 2 application.
In this article we will cover building out a simple Angular application with some of the new features provided by es6/es2015. The application we’re building will fetch a list of GitHub repos for a particular user (using the popular Angular service $resource). As we…
Angular’s ngResource module — probably best known through its $resource service — does an excellent job of providing an ORM-like interface over RESTful resources. However, the models ngResource generates are incredibly basic. Being little more than plain JS objects with some…
While its common to develop Angular apps against live backend services, it’s also possible to use mocked services running alongside the Angular codebase, within the browser. Using mock services has a number of potential advantages, including:
Angular’s ngModel and its two-way binding to backing model properties is great. But what if we want the model property to be stored in a different format than what we’re presenting to the user in the input? We’re going to solve…
No matter how well-designed your Angular app is, when components start interacting with the real world — and each other — unforeseen issues can arise. Being able to dive into the app’s components, inspecting individual slices of behavior and state, is…
