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Recently I presented "Touring What's New in the Angular CLI" at Angular Mix. A lot has changed or been added in v6 and the forthcoming v7. You can check out the description below and the slides, as well. While you were sleeping, the Angular CLI had a makeover. There are new features and several improvements to the features you already love. We'll walk through a tour of the best new features and changes including updating your angular app to a new version, adding other libraries, and creating Angular libraries. We'll also run through building an app from scratch using the CLI. Whether you are new to the Angular CLI or it's a familiar old friend to you, this...

Do you want to learn Angular from 0 to 60? Maybe you know Angular and want to go a little deeper into architecture patterns and NgRx. Or maybe you want to learn how to maximize your JavaScript and Web skills with VS Code. Join me for one of my upcoming workshops on beginner and advanced training on Angular and VS Code! Limited space is available. These are the last workshops I'll be hosting for the Spring in both the USA and Europe. Here is the short list, with full details below. VS Code Can Do That (1 day) - May 15 @ Atlanta, GA, USA Angular Essentials (2 day beginner to intermediate) - May 16-17 @ Atlanta, GA, USA Angular Fundamentals (1...

I spent a few days on and off learning parts of Vue to write a small app. I wrote the same app with Angular. I'm sharing my experience of working through Vue for the first time to help others that may be curious about the JavaScript framework landscape. This post explores the code for both the Angular and Vue apps. Spoiler: you'll find that the code and concepts are very similar. :) I had a lot of fun working through Vue with Sarah Drasner. Pair programming or simply just talking to friends about code is a great way to learn and share ideas. We all benefit when we learn to enjoy and embrace the similarities and the differences that help push...

I spent a few days on and off learning parts of Vue to write a small app. I wrote the same app with Angular. I'm sharing my experience of working through Vue for the first time to help others that may be curious about the JavaScript framework landscape. This time I want to share where I went for learning materials and how they worked out for me. Here are the posts in this series, if you want to catch up or jump around: Post 1 - File Structure Post 2 - Learning Materials Post 3 - Familiar Code Post 4 - Vue with TypeScript Learning Materials OK, I admit ... at first, I didn't use any learning materials. I googled Vue...

I love JavaScript. I love how it is constantly evolving. The buzz around Vue and how it is similar to Angular has intrigued me, so recently I explored Vue. I wanted to get a sense of how it compared, how it works, and how it feels to develop an app with it. I spent a few days on and off learning parts of Vue to write a small app. tldr; ... I enjoyed my first experience with Vue. I enjoy Angular. Seeing multiple ways to tackle apps is a good experience. Post 1 - File Structure Post 2 - Learning Materials Post 3 - Familiar Code Post 4 - Vue with TypeScript Other posts will follow on the learning materials, things...