Category: javascript framework

The Future of Aurelia — Roadmap and Upcoming Features

Open source is a fundamental part of what we’re doing with Aurelia. The freedom provided by this model, along with the community and collaboration that accompany it, are essential to our vision. We want to see the open web and open platforms continue to grow. We want to see technology democratized in a way that e...

How to Consume Laravel API with AngularJS

In part 1, we built our server part. Now we can build our client. We are going to use AngularJS to make a Single Page Application. We will use a very basic bootstrap template, built on the fly.Planning Our application will be made up of three screens.Login Screen: a simple login screen. The user will insert their e...

Lazy Loading Images with the Igaro App JavaScript Framework

A while back I wrote about the Igaro App JS Framework (disclaimer: I’m the framework author). “Sigh! Not another framework” I hear you say (and probably rightly so). Well, let me tell you what sets Igaro app apart. Igaro App is NOT yet another framework that plugs into your HTML. It’s a complete...

Frameworkless JavaScript

JavaScript frameworks offer many functionality and it’s not surprising at all that they’re getting more and more popular. They’re powerful and not so hard to master. Generally, we use them for large and complex applications, but in some cases also for smaller ones. After having learned how to use a framework, you...

React Data Fetching with Relay

React is ushering a new era in front end. Published by Facebook, it has rapidly become a popular library used in production by many technology companies. In this article, we’re going to discuss a new complementary React framework called Relay. The Problem With Data Fetching In React As React has grown in popularity, ...

Meet Igaro App — Potentially the Web’s Finest SPA Framework

Some say that a web page should start with HTML, which is (or was) thought of as content, and that functionality should load on top of that (the filtering etc). Right or wrong? With so much content now generated dynamically, perhaps it’s time to revisit the way we do website design. Whichever way you lean, the back-e...

Getting Started with Angular 2 using TypeScript

The current stable version of Angular (i.e, Angular 1.x) was built using the features of ES5 and was meant to work on most of the browsers including some of the older versions of IE. The framework was designed based on the features available in JavaScript. So, it had to create a module system of its own, abstract away ...

Getting started with Connect

If you need to write modular and reusable comments, Connect could be the best solution for you. It deals with an extensible HTTP server framework for Node.js using “plugins” known as middleware. A middleware component is a plugin that gets a request and then does some processing, after which it might handle and end...