A collection of 7 posts
Recently I had a great opportunity to sit down with my good friend and expert i18n developer Brian Clark to build internationalization into an Angular app. You can watch us build the app here at Pluralsight [https://jpapa.me/pbpi18nclark]. Internationalization is a powerful way to provide a better
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
Looking for an easy way to kick-start your Angular [http://angularjs.org] app development in under a minute? Now you can with HotTowel.Angular, a free NuGet package [http://nuget.org/packages/hottowel.angular] (and soon to become a Bower package too). What do you get? Let’s take a look … What'
In the past 7 months since I introduced HotTowel as a way to jump-start SPA development, Visual Studio has evolved as have some of the key JavaScript libraries. Today you can now download an updated HotTowel Visual Studio template. I created 2 different templates base don how Visual Studio has evolv
Any day now my new beginner level SPA JumpStart course for Pluralsight will be published. In this course I guide you through building a SPA step by step. I start with the new ASP.NET templates and quickly zero in on Hot Towel [https://www.johnpapa.net/hottowel], my custom SPA template that was built
