We, frontend people, can control huge amount of things on the client side (in the browser or in the web app itself). We can implement the best user experience and visualize data in the best way… as long as there is data. No data — no app. At this point, the infamous “Fake it till you make …
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In this story you will learn how to proxy HTTP requests in Angular. We will not only look at the code and the implementation details, but also briefly talk about the use case itself. Why it could be useful to proxy your requests? Let’s assume that you want to build a dashboard to display some …
When my oldest son was 11 years old, I hired him to work on an ASP.NET project with me. Today he is a professional software developer. Continue reading on ngconf »
We needed to project HTML content loaded from the database into a component. Each time the content changes we need to add some behavior to that external content, i.e. add a class to every anchor tag. We want this behavior to be added by an Angular Directive. But a Directive will not be re-executed unless …
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