A collection of 19 posts
I love building web apps with JavaScript and I almost always need an API to serve my data or connect to a behind-the-scenes service. Azure Functions [https://aka.ms/functions] makes this wicked easy. In fact, it takes a just a few minutes. Brian Clark [https://twitter.com/_clarkio] and I share my s
The Angular CLI makes it easy to build a production ready Angular app. The next step is getting that app up and in the cloud. This is where a CI process helps take that code from Github, build it properly, and the deploy it to Azure. I outlined the detailed steps below if you want to try this for yo
Whether it's time to host your Angular app, create API end points, or a database, or cognitive service intelligence, Azure is a great partner to Angular apps. I had a great time discussing these and how serverless with Azure Functions can aid an Angular developer in developing and deploying grea
Lately, I've been hooked on Azure Functions, which are incredibly easy to get started [https://functions.azure.com] to create some of your own APIs. One thing I love about editors is their ability to look up language syntax and JSON schemas to provide features like intellisense. I recently post
I build a lot of Angular [http://angular.io] apps. They all need data, and often I find myself building a Node server to host my API calls and serve my data. There is a lot of ceremony in setting up a web API, which is one reason why I have been interested in serverless functions. Enter Azure Functi
