If you're a web developer looking to optimize your Angular application's performance, you may have heard of "Angular Hydration." This process restores a server-side rendered application on the client, and improves performance by avoiding extra work to re-create DOM nodes. However, while Angular Hydration offers many benefits, it also comes...
What do you need to learn to become an Angular Master? The journey can feel overwhelming. The YouTube series can feel like it's only covering the basics. That's why I've created this Walkthrough Learning Guide to help you get started on your Angular journey. From zero to pro, these articles...
The Internet has become the new land of dreams where anything can happen. Many of us flock to make a living online as tales of people making bank emerge in the suggested and recommendations list from the rubble of survivor bias. But living online isn’t a get rich quick...
Back in September, I wrote this story [https://medium.com/madhash/how-variable-types-can-determine-the-life-or-death-of-cats-in-javascript-b1cd2f50a8b1] on var, let and the keyword this However, some people still found it hard to distinguish between the difference — or rather, they wanted something that was more visually accessible. So I decided to change the format a little...
You want to make something, but you’re stuck. You either don’t know what to make, or you’re just not sure how to make it. I know the feeling. What you need is a framework on how to get started — to get the motions started and make progress...
Not everything is an object. When it comes to functional programming, it’s more to do with the processes that get you from point A to point B than how data and groups of business logic are structured. JavaScript is a language that’s prone to imperative patterns because of...
Angular - The Ultimate Walkthrough Learning GuideWhat do you need to learn to become an Angular Master? The journey can feel overwhelming. The YouTube series can feel like it’s only covering the basics. That’s why I’ve created this Walkthrough Learning Guide to help you get started on...
Angular 16 Is Here! First things first, we have some great news for all the Angular developers out there. The biggest update since the initial rollout of Angular has finally arrived, and it's packed with major improvements to reactivity, server-side rendering, and tooling. The v16 release includes a new reactivity...
If you're a web developer looking to optimize your Angular application's performance, you may have heard of "Angular Hydration." This process restores a server-side rendered application on the client, and improves performance by avoiding extra work to re-create DOM nodes. However, while Angular Hydration offers many benefits, it also comes...
Benchmarking is important — but how exactly do you do it? Benchmarking is one of those things that we often hear about but rarely do ourselves. In part, it's mostly an afterthought until performance noticeably becomes annoying slow. Slow speeds are something that Angular is prone to, in part, because it's...
Angular 16 is coming this May - and with new features. I'm personally excited over signals, which in a nutshell is the new way to do reactive state management. Yes, we've got RxJS but that comes with its own convolutions. Here's a rundown of everything we know about Signals so...
Angular 16 is Coming and Here’s What You Need To Know About The New Feature Everyone is getting obssesed over Signals. Coming soon in Angular 16, signals is the new way to do reactive state management. But what does it really mean? How does it work? And why does...
