This post continues on from Angular CRUD 1: in-memory-web-api installation and configuration with the focus on the R in CRUD operations: Read. Displaying the Villains To display the contents of the in-memory-database a new component will be created. This will use the getVillains method from the HttpClientVillainService to return a array of villains that can […]
This post, the first in a series, is aimed at developers wanting to learn how to perform Create Read Update Delete (CRUD) operations from Angular. In order to perform CRUD operations from Angular, back end environments and a database are required. Setting up an environment like that is not a trivial undertaking so instead I […]
GitHub for Dummies by Sarah Guthals & Phil Haack Hands down the most enjoyable technical book I read this year. I understand some developers turn their noses up at the thought of reading a Dummies book. However once I saw that Phil Haack had with Sarah Guthals written a book about GitHub I knew it […]
Set your compiler’s warning level to the highest, pickiest level possible and fix the code so that it doesn’t produce any compiler warnings Steve McConnell Chapter 28 Debugging, Code Complete The Typescript compiler has a number of options that can help improve the code within your project. Switch on The compiler options are found in […]
Naivety After building the live train departure board my next Angular project was a clone of Hacker news. I thought it would take a week or two. I was in for a rude awaking as it took two months, working on it for an hour or two each night. The challenges came charging in from […]
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