Angular Change Detection Explained
NG-NL has happened and it was awesome! I had the honour of giving a talk about change detection in Angular and it seemed to be a huge success as attendees liked it a lot. With this article, we’d like to transform the talk into a written version, so everyone can read about how Angular’s change detection works and how to make it faster for our use cases. If you’re interested in the talk, you can vie
View Encapsulation in Angular
In our article on styling Angular components we learned how styles are applied to our component when defining them in different ways. We mentioned that all our component styles are appended to the document head, but usually would end up in the component’s template, in case we use native Shadow DOM. This article explains not only how we can tell Angular to use native Shadow DOM, but also what the o
clog - A conventional changelog generator for the rest of us
At thoughtram we teach people how to master Git. We also teach them how to maintain a semantic history. That’s a history where each commit groups a logical code change. Like a feature or a bugfix. You can go even further and follow a commit message convention to wrap up valuable meta data in the commit message. Once you follow a commit message convention, you can easily generate a nice changelog w
Rust's Ownership model for JavaScript developers
It’s been roughly one year ago since we organized Hannover’s first Rust meetup. Time has passed on and nickel has grown into a really nice web application framework with a very active community and 31 individual contributors as of the time of writing this. We also created clog a changelog generator that started as a straight port of conventional-changelog but has since moved on to follow it’s own
The difference between Annotations and Decorators
Last year, the Angular team announced it’s ECMAScript language extension AtScript, which adds types and annotations to the language in order to enable better tooling, debugging and overall development experience. Half a year later at ng-conf, the team announced that AtScript becomes TypeScript, which supports annotations and another feature called “decorators”. But how do those annotations actuall
Angular and i18n - The new world
We all know that internationalization is important when it comes to bigger apps, or just the ones that are simply used across countries. Angular itself comes with very poor i18n support, which is why the community has built their own solutions to extend the framework’s functionalities to their needs. However, there’s finally a first-class solution evolving that will be baked right into the core. I
ES6 Style Promises in Angular 1.3
We mainly took a look at completely new features that come with the Angular 1.3 release until now. Things like ngModelOptions, Angular-hint or One-time Bindings are not just minor improvements, but rather real extensions to the framework. However, there have not only been significant new features added to the release, but also a ton of bug fixes and nice little additions that we might have overloo
One-time bindings in Angular 1.3
The time has come. Angular 1.3 is finally out and it comes with tons of new features, bug fixes, improvements but also breaking changes. And because of all this new stuff happening there, we thought it would make sense to help making the adaption of this release easier for all of us, by exploring its main features and improvements and make a blog series out of it. This is the first post of “Explor
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