Keep Your TLAs to Yourself!
I Don’t Want to Learn Your Acronyms Continue reading on ngconf »
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Meetups: Don’t Just Take Our Word For It
>> The Angular Community Meetup’s BIG announcement and why attending programming meetups is definitely worth your time << If you’ve ever wondered why attending a meetup for developers is worth your time, I can relate. Before attending my first meetup, and even for a while after, I wondered what the real value was and if I …
Angular Testing: Unit Testing
In my previous article, I defined the different types of testing you will typically see in a (well-tested) Angular application. The article describes each testing strategy at a high level; however, several people have asked me to go deeper. I certainly see the need for it. For example, many people have felt their component tests …
Fun with GitHub Copilot #5 (Ionic)
Using Copilot to Help Build Ionic Framework Apps Continue reading on ngconf »
Fun with GitHub Copilot #4 (Git)
Can GitHub Copilot Help with Git Itself? Continue reading on ngconf »
Nx Conf 2022 Recap
Nx Conf 2022 is in the books, and it was great. The in person group was small, but not too small. It was a great size for being able to… Continue reading on ngconf »
Fun with GitHub Copilot #2 (Shell Scripting)
Shell Scripting commands in *nix environments Continue reading on ngconf »
Angular Change Detection
tldr; Change detection in Angular is a core part of the framework, and understanding when it runs and how to manage it is essential to creating stable and performant applications. This article will cover those topics as well as a few things to look out for in your app to ensure you don’t negatively impact …