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It is no secret that I am a huge fan of Breeze [http://breezejs.com]as I use it as a core component in my web applications and I use them extensively in my SPA courses. And now the first in depth training on Breeze has hit Pluralsight [http://pluralsight.com]. My friend Brian Noyes recently publishe
Is all you need JavaScript? Will writing everything yourself without helper libraries relieve the stress and get you an equally if not better solution? You may be shocked to learn that it might. And at the same time, it might not. So how do you know what to do? Recently I wrote about JavaScript Sou
Your Angular [http://www.angularjs.org] app is growing and you want your structure to adapt with it. Let's explore one way you can approach this. As your app grows it becomes even more important to structure it in a way that makes it easy to manage and maintain it. I recently posted a common te
Are you up an expert on Grunt [http://gruntjs.com/], Bower [http://bower.io/], Angular [http://www.angularjs.org], Knockout [http://knockoutjs.com/], Durandal [http://www.durandaljs.com], Breeze [http://www.breezejs.com], Moment [http://momentjs.com/], Toastr [http://www.toastrjs.com], Backbone [ht
Toastr 2.0.1 is now released. You can grab it while its hot! This release has several minor bug fixes, CSS tweaks, some JavaScript refactoring, and some new features. Of course there are new unit tests for all of these too. There is 1 breaking change that I felt was in the best interest, which is wh
