React for the Angular Dev – Austin – Medium
PrefaceAngular and React have dominated the landscape of JavaScript frameworks for some time now. Chances are you probably picked one that suited your needs best and probably stuck with it; after all humans don’t really like change. This article is for those who have been working in Angular and haven’t had a chance to venture into other frameworks and try them out. Before we get started, I want to
🚀 Introducing Akita: A New State Management Pattern for Angular Applications
Every developer knows state management is difficult. Continuously keeping track of what has been updated, why, and when, can become a nightmare, especially in large applications. In the Angular world, the most popular solution is ngrx/store, which was inspired by the famous Redux model. Personally, I’m a big fan of Redux and worked a lot with ngrx; However, both as a developer and as a consultant,
Testing Angular 2 and Continuous Integration with Jest - Semaphore
A software developer living his passion of development since 2003. In addition to always trying to improve his skills, he’s also a proud husband and an avid gamer. Introduction Angular is one of the most popular front-end frameworks around today. Developed by Google, it provides a lot of functionality out of the box. Like its predecessor, AngularJS, it was built with testing in mind. By default, A
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