Posts within the JavaScript category

With Angular 2, we can change the default Loading... message to something else. In this article I will show you how to change it into a wonderful pokéball.

Just like AngularJS, Angular 2 has a mechanism for applying animations to your application. During this article we'll look into the animation API.

Pipes are one of the key features of Angular 2 and they are the successor to AngularJS' filters. In this article I'll write my own pipes with Angular 2.

Routing is an important concept with modern webapps. In this article I will show you how to dynamically change your title based on a route with Angular 2.

Single page webapps are the future, and to achieve that, routing is a commonly used pattern. In this article I will show how to use routing with Angular.

In this article we'll go more in depth on components with Angular 2, such as property and event binding. We'll do this by creating a pagination component.

A lot has changed with Angular 2, and the driving force behind it changed from controllers to components. During this tutorial we will write a component.

Angular 2 is out for a while now, so it's time to explorer what has changed (spoiler alert: a lot) and how we can set up a project with Angular CLI.

Today I'm also going to test an AngularJS application, but this time I will be using Nightwatch.js. While Nightwatch.js is not made specifically for AngularJS applications, you can use this framework as well.

Ever wanted to create a "Loading, please wait..." indicator when your data is loading over your REST service? With $http you can easily set something up like this, without having to create a lot of overhead in your controllers.