John Papa is a professional Web Developer and storyteller. He currently leads the Academic Cloud Advocacy teams at Microsoft and formerly worked for Disney.
The great thing about coding is that we are able to mix coding style and personal/team preference together. This post is all about a preference of mine that has helped me stick to be principles of readable, efficient, and maintainable code with AngularJS. It's no secret that I am a fan of the &
I love running my code right after making some new changes, so I can see them light up in the browser. But I don't love when error messages are not straight forward. At least not to me. Recently I ran a project and was told ngLocale is not available! What? I'm not loading ngLocale, what doe
Getting started with AngularJS is smooth sailing. But once you master the basics, you begin to realize there are things you wish you knew before you started. This session shares 10 such tips that go beyond the fundamentals. You can find the deck below and all demos (plus a few bonus demos) right he
Toastr 2.0.2 is now available on Bower, NuGet and CDNJS! We're thrilled that toastr has been so helpful to many of you as it now has almost 150,000 downloads on NuGet and 1600+ stars on github! This release has several minor bug fixes and some new features. For details you can check out the cha
I love JavaScript and task automation is a key ingredient to building awesome browser based apps. Today I presented how I prefer to do task automation using gulp.js and contrasted it to grunt.js at AngleBrackets, a newer web conference. I'll be blogging more about these and putting a course out,
