Lately, I've been hooked on Azure Functions, which are incredibly easy to get started [https://functions.azure.com] to create some of your own APIs. One thing I love about editors is their ability to look up language syntax and JSON schemas to provide features like intellisense. I recently post
I build a lot of Angular [http://angular.io] apps. They all need data, and often I find myself building a Node server to host my API calls and serve my data. There is a lot of ceremony in setting up a web API, which is one reason why I have been interested in serverless functions. Enter Azure Functi
I'm excited to be embarking on a new adventure as a Cloud Developer Advocate [https://twitter.com/John_Papa/status/832706103343341569] in the Cloud and Enterprise group at Microsoft. [https://twitter.com/John_Papa/status/832706103343341569] Here are the highlights of this post: * I accepted
Angular's engineering makes it extremely powerful for web and mobile applications. It is a great time to learn how to build apps with Angular using Dependency Injection, providers, data binding, RxJS, Components, Modules, Services, and more! I'm excited to announce a new three day TopCoders
The @NgModule is a new decorator that has recently been added in Angular 2. NgModule defines an Angular Module, which (from the official docs) are defined as "Angular Modules help organize an application into cohesive blocks of functionality." This post is the third in a series that intr
