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When I can remove the friction between myself and the keyboard, it’s a beautiful thing! I have more time to write code and not worry about repetitive processes. This is a key reason I love having a solid build pipeline and automated tasks in JavaScript. And my tool of choice is Gulp.js [http://gulpj
I'm happy to announce that my newest course is now available at Pluralsight. AngularJS Patterns: Clean Code [http://jpapa.me/ngclean] is a melding of patterns, tips and what I call "readable code" all rolled into one. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it! Description Onc
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 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
Angular. Breeze. JavaScript and HTML5. These buzzwords have been getting a lot of air play over the past year. There are plenty of examples to introduce you to these technologies but how do you apply these to larger apps at your workplace? This is where I find an end to end tutorial and demonstratio
