In a previous article, we looked at how to get data into and out of components using the @Input and @Output annotations. In this article, we’ll look at another fundamental aspect of Angular 2 components — their ability to use “providers.” You may have seen “providers” in a list of properties you can use to ...
In this article, we’ll take a look a bit closer at Angular 2 components — how they’re defined, and how to get data into them and back out of them. This is the second part in the Angular 2 series. You can read part one here. We covered the basic idea of components and decorators in an earlier article, and have spe...
In part one or this series, we learned how to get our Todo application up and running and deploy it to GitHub pages. This worked just fine, but unfortunately the whole app was crammed into a single component. In this article, we’ll examine a more modular component architecture. We’ll look at how to break this singl...
In Angular 1, components are the mechanism which allows you to create your own custom HTML elements. This has been possible with Angular directives in the past, but components build on the various improvements that have been made to Angular and enforce best practices in how they are built and designed. [author_more] In...
As a web developer, if there is something that you can’t miss, it is Angular 2. It is a complete rewrite of the popular JavaScript framework from Google and is constantly in news for all the right reasons. It offers some major improvements over the previous versions and that’s why we’re choosing it to...
With each new release of AngularJS, the development team is trying to bridge the gap between AngularJS 1.x and 2. With the release of AngularJS 1.5, developers will be able to write applications structurally similar to AngularJS 2.0. In this tutorial, we’re going to create a grid directive in AngularJS 1.4. We...
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