John Papa is a professional Web Developer and storyteller. He currently leads the Academic Cloud Advocacy teams at Microsoft and formerly worked for Disney.
[http://adventuresinangular.com] We had the pleasure of meeting with the father of AngularJS, Miško Hevery, to discuss the AtScript [https://docs.google.com/a/johnpapa.net/presentation/d/1hr2IM-8G-0RzpB-WY8pLHvxqNggKPzUO0KvEv1IKPws/edit] (extensions to JavaScript) on this week's episode of Adv
[http://adventuresinangular.com] We had the pleasure of meeting with the AngularJS team to discuss the recent release of 1.3 and their plans for 2.0 on this week's episode of Adventures in Angular [http://jpapa.me/AiA-016]. Join us and Igor [https://twitter.com/bradleygreen], Brad [https://www.
I'm happy to announce that my newest course is now available at Pluralsight. AngularJS Patterns: Clean Code [http://jpapa.me/ngclean] is a melding of patterns, tips and what I call "readable code" all rolled into one. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it! Description Onc
I've ridden deep into the trenches of JavaScript/HTML frameworks, libraries, and vanilla.js and came back out the other side. As many of you know, I have been doing a ton of AngularJS and I am enjoying it. What I have learned is that there are some great things we can do with AngularJS, and some
[http://adventuresinangular.com] Interested in hearing about the latest on what AngularJS 2.0 holds in store for you? This week's episode of Adventures in Angular [http://jpapa.me/aia-009] has Rob Eisenberg of the Angular team talking about what's coming in Angular 2.0. Rob has tons of expe
