Month: June 2013
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What Polymer and Angular tell us about the future success of the web platform and JavaScript frameworks
What Polymer and Angular tell us about the future success of the web platform and JavaScript frameworks – http://blog.testdouble.com/posts/2013-06-26-what-polymer-and-angular-tell-us-about-the-future-success-of-the-web-platform-and-javascript-frameworks.html
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AngularJS: Unit testing that involves HTML templates
The AngularJS app I work on uses Angular-UI dialogs that load HTML templates for the different Boostrap dialogs used in the app. Dialogs are provided as a service and in my opinion while providing a nice wrapper around the dialog functionality provided by Bootstrap, violates the separation of concern between services and directives enforced by […]
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Advanced Grunt Tooling
Advanced Grunt Tooling Grunt has made web development more enjoyable. By automating repetitive tasks, it has allowed web developers to focus on building features rather than copying, compiling, and configuring. In this post, I will share some advanced tooling with Grunt which will help you use it to its full potential.
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AngularJS vs Ember – Evil Trout’s Blog
AngularJS vs Ember – Evil Trout’s Blog – http://eviltrout.com/2013/06/15/ember-vs-angular.html?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews
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Angular.js announces port for Dart
Angular.js announces port for Dart – http://pulse.me/s/tJZWyZnAQ
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Facebook authentication in your AngularJS web app
Facebook authentication in your AngularJS web app – http://pulse.me/s/o7sCutrfW
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OnScroll event issues on mobile browsers
OnScroll event issues on mobile browsers – http://pulse.me/s/mCNEP
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Javascript Tips
Javascript Tips – http://pulse.me/s/mCgFY
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Creating a Basic Node.js API with Restify and Save
Creating a Basic Node.js API with Restify and Save – http://pulse.me/s/mzk4B
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Automagic Removal of JavaScript Logging
Automagic Removal of JavaScript Logging – http://pulse.me/s/mn3pU
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