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Total Guide To Custom Angular Schematics

Schematics are great! They enable us to achieve more in shorter amount of time! But most importantly, we can think less about mundane stuff which leaves our limited attention span to focus on solving real challenges! - http://amp.gs/ROAX

#angular #schematics
Add Authentication and Authorization to Vue.js Apps with Auth0 and GraphQL

This tutorial will show you how to add authentication to a Vue.js app with Auth0. Other technologies used include Apollo, Hasura GraphQL, and authorization with JWT. - http://amp.gs/RStw

#vue #graphql
How to develop, consume, and publish an Angular library to NPM

Angular is a really popular and powerful JavaScript Framework on which one can build Web Apps to serve millions of daily users. It’s an open source framework by Google and anyone can collaborate. Likewise, there are thousands of packages for Angular available as plug-and-play on NPM. - http://amp.gs/RSRN

#angular
React Native CarPlay: Build CarPlay Apps using React Native?

This looks like it’s at an early stage but it’s an interesting idea if you have a car that supports Apple CarPlay. - http://amp.gs/RSQj

#reactNative
How to Start Flying with Angular and NgRx

One of the biggest challenges with any application is managing data. In the world of Angular, there are a lot of patterns to follow to manage your application. These typically involve using decorators like Input and Output, or things like RxJs Observables to watch for data changes. However, there is a reactive state technology that solves this challenge called NgRx. - http://amp.gs/RNib

#angular
How To Align Things In CSS

There are a few ways to align elements in CSS. In this article, Rachel Andrew explains what they are with some tips to help you remember which to use and why. - http://amp.gs/RAyc

#css
The State Reducer Pattern with React Hooks

A pattern for you to use in custom hooks to enhance their power and flexibility. - http://amp.gs/RsQp

#react #hooks
Building a Food Store using Redux and Angular

When applications get complex, it can be difficult to manage their data. In this tutorial, learn how to use the state management library Redux to build a food store that displays items and lets users add them to a shopping cart - http://amp.gs/RiXK

#angular
Managing z-index in a Component-Based Web Application

The z-index property, despite all that’s written about it, is still widely misunderstood and mishandled. Stacking issues in a complex single-page web application can become a major pain. Adhering to some principles, however, we can easily avoid these issues. - http://amp.gs/RD3P

#css
Getting Creative with the console API

If console.log is as far as your knowledge of the console object goes, this could be very handy. There are so many useful functions in there that’ll help you out while debugging. - http://amp.gs/R09Y

#javascript
Stop Using So Many DIVs: An Intro to Semantic HTML

Considering the HTML5 spec reads that “authors are strongly encouraged to view the div element as an element of last resort, for when no other element is suitable”, this article is a handy reminder of the semantic alternatives. - http://amp.gs/RKGF

#html
Lazy Loading External JavaScript Libraries in Angular

Angular has a great ecosystem that provides us almost everything. However, we might find sometimes we still need to borrow things from plain JavaScript libraries. In these cases, we can either include external JavaScript libraries in theindex.html header/body, or include them in angular.json which will be bundled via Angular CLI. - http://amp.gs/R3n9

#angular
How to Use Domain-Oriented Observability

When Martin Fowler puts his editorial backing behind an article, I pay attention! Here’s a thorough walk through of an approach to adding business-relevant observability to JavaScript code in a clean, testable way. - http://amp.gs/RHZs

#nodejs