[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'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
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
[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
It is nice to have some help to follow your own patterns. That is why I created some simple file templates and snippets that follow my AngularJS Style Guidelines [http://jpapa.me/ngstyles]. You can find a series of file templates and snippets for the various editors and IDEs that I use. These includ
