A collection of 75 posts
I just published the first draft of my opinionated style guide for syntax, conventions, and structuring AngularJS applications [https://github.com/johnpapa/angularjs-styleguide]. You'll find many of these and more explained in deeper detail in my Pluralsight course AngularJS: Clean Code (coming
The great thing about coding is that we are able to mix coding style and personal/team preference together. This post is all about a preference of mine that has helped me stick to be principles of readable, efficient, and maintainable code with AngularJS. It's no secret that I am a fan of the &
I love running my code right after making some new changes, so I can see them light up in the browser. But I don't love when error messages are not straight forward. At least not to me. Recently I ran a project and was told ngLocale is not available! What? I'm not loading ngLocale, what doe
Getting started with AngularJS is smooth sailing. But once you master the basics, you begin to realize there are things you wish you knew before you started. This session shares 10 such tips that go beyond the fundamentals. You can find the deck below and all demos (plus a few bonus demos) right he
The world of JavaScript changes at a fast pace and in the time since my Angular and Breeze Part 1 [http://jpapa.me/spangz] and Angular and Breeze Part 2 [http://jpapa.me/spangz2] Pluralsight courses have been released, both libraries have had some revisions. One such revision is worth making some ch
