Angular

The frontend king

The king is dead, long live the new king! Misko Hevery and the Angular team revolutionized the way we work. When I first heard about Angular, was back in 2012 when there was a new breed of frameworks that wanted to dethrone the king at that time, jQuery. Backbone, Ember, Knockout, Angular, all wanted a part of the pie. I actually created a couple of projects with Backbone which was the first that earned some kind of popularity, and attended…

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Angular.js app powered by Google Docs

We all know and probably have used Google Docs. Its a very useful tool to write documents and have them sync across devices and platforms or cooperate with a colleague real-time on a document. On the other hand, Angular.js helps us create a full featured application or website that can function on its own, needing only a server to read and save data. What if we use Google Docs as our server to read and write our data? The need…

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Angular.js for jQuery developers

JavaScript was created back in 1995 but made a comeback with the introduction of Ajax and jQuery in 2006. Nowadays, over 60% of the 10000 top visited websites in the world use jQuery and most front end developers are familiar with Javascript and jQuery. But since jQuery is so popular, why invest time into learning a new JavaScript Framework? Framework vs Library The first difference is a big one, jQuery is a library and Angular.js is a framework. What does…

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angular-browser-storage

Hey, it’s been a while i wrote something on this blog, despite having a weekly reminder to make me visit this site more often. I keep looking around to Angular stuff, but i’m also thinking about some other stuff that I might (or probably might not) write about in the future. While working on Angular, I needed a temporary storage option. I had heard a lot about localStorage indexedDB, webDB but never really tried any of those choices. So, it…

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Angular.js

Recently, I started working on a new project, in which we will use Angular.js for the frontend part and node.js/mongodb for the backend. The framework we chose for node is Express. I really love the simplicity of Express. But my main part is the frontend. I really like the concept that Angular introduces. The html is the the one that gives orders to the js, something is totally different based on what i was used to with jQuery and the…

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