Sep 
9, 
2020

Innovations in Angular 10

As a maintenance release, Angular 10 mainly includes bug fixes and tooling enhancements. For example, a new strict mode uses stricter compiler checks and the CLI now warns when using CommonJS bundles that are difficult to optimize. Angular 9 brought the long-awaited Ivy compiler, which the team worked on for about...
Jun 
22, 
2020

Deno – the end of Node.js?

Will Deno make everything better and replace Node.js? Node.js has long been an established environment for the execution of server-side JavaScript. Modern IT landscapes would be unthinkable without it; companies like Uber or Netflix have been using Node.js for years. But with the release of Deno, a server-side execution environment for...
Mar 
16, 
2020

Real-Time in Angular: A journey into Websocket and RxJS

Real-time is an interesting topic to consider these days. The demand for real-time functionality to be implemented in modern web applications has grown tremendously. The sooner you have the data, the quicker you can react and make decisions. Thus, the chance for higher profits is huge. In this article we...
Feb 
18, 
2020

Getting Started with Svelte

Are you curious to know what Svelte is? Do you know why it’s becoming a popular JavaScript compiler? In this article, we will tackle what Svelte is, who made it, why would you want to use it, its ecosystem, and current state.
Feb 
10, 
2020

Angular Code Smells

Writing frontend applications is a complex process, it involves lots of difficult scenarios, a myriad of tools and, of course, browser support. But leaving that aside, keeping a high-quality codebase that is maintainable over the long term is just as complicated. In this article, we aim to give you a...

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