
Proxy API calls to your server during Angular development
In this post, I'm showing you how you can proxy API calls to your server during Angular development and make the development process very painless.
In this post, I'm showing you how you can proxy API calls to your server during Angular development and make the development process very painless.
In this post I describe how I transformed a mono repository platform to a platform with two distinct applications and using Netlify to simplify the CI/CD pipeline with Angular.
While migrating AngularJS to Angular v6, I’ve come to the point where I start to convert entire pages to Angular. For this to work you can downgrade the entire page to an AngularJS directive and component and inject it into the AngularJS UI Router, or you can use a wonderful package I’ve found. Let’s use that package!
In my previous post, about building a hybrid application with AngularJS and Angular v6, I set up the basics of having a working application. But what happens when some actions in one of the frameworks affect the state in the other? Bring in Redux, the centralized state manager.