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Tag Archives: Angular
React to JavaScript object updates with observable-entities-js
I just published my first TypeScript library — observable-entities. It contains base classes that notify observers when properties are updated and when objects are added or removed from collections. The code for observable-entitites-js can be found here: https://github.com/TrackableEntities/observable-entities-js. Node sample app that uses observable-entities … Continue reading
Turbocharge VS Code for Angular Development
I like using Visual Studio Code for my Angular development, because it is TypeScript-friendly, supports in-editor Chrome Debugging, and has numerous extensions for boosting productivity. In this post I’d like to show how you can turbocharge VS Code to make … Continue reading
Scaffold an Express Front End with Angular CLI
In my last post I explained how to build scalable Web API’s with Express and Async/Await. The next chapter in the story is to build a cross-platform front end that consumes the back end Web API. While there are a number … Continue reading