This is part 4 of the SitePoint Angular 2+ Tutorial on how to create a CRUD App with the Angular CLI. In this article, we’ll introduce Angular router and learn how it can update our application when the browser URL changes and vice versa. We’ll also learn how we can update our application to resolve data from our b...
I met Michael Jackson for the first time at React Rally 2016, soon after writing an article on React Router 3. Michael is one of the principal authors of React Router along with Ryan Florence. It was exciting to meet someone who built a tool I liked so much, but I was shocked when he said. “Let me show you our id...
A bit of a wordy title, huh? What is server side rendering? What does it have to do with routing and page transitions? What the heck is Nuxt.js? Funnily enough, even though it sounds complex, working with Nuxt.js and exploring the benefits of isn’t too difficult. Let’s get started!Server side rendering Yo...
One of the great things that Laravel provides is the easy to use routing component. It offers simple URLs, parameters, grouping, naming and event guarding route groups, to name a few of the different options.Let’s pretend we have a list of categories in a database, and the admin can manage categories from the b...
This tutorial is the first of a three-part series on React by Brad Westfall. When Brad pitched me this, he pointed out there are a good amount of tutorials on getting started in React, but not as much about where to go from there. If you’re brand new to React, I recommend watching this intro video. This series pi...
One of the most important concepts in web development is writing clean, modular code. This is especially relevant when working as part of a team on highly complex applications. The Angular framework was built to create high-level applications, which can become very complex very fast, which in turn makes writing modular...
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