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
Global Error Handling with Angular2+
Error handling is one of those things no one wants to deal with, well in Angular you can create a global handler and never have to worry again. Angular defines an ErrorHandler class that will allow us to override it and handle custom logic. Typically, I have my error handlers do things like: Show some sort of notification to the user via a dialog or growl-like component (ideally with a emoji)Send
Custom Environments in the Angular CLI
Custom environment variables are something that we all use to conditionally set options in our application. Angular comes with a dev and prod environment configured by default. But what if we want to extend this to have something like a mock environment where we can use mock data rather than the real backend? The team behind the Angular CLI has this handled for you… To get started, lets look under
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