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1. Building universal JS/TS plugins with unplugin
I started building my open source projects for the community some time ago already. It always gave me a lot of joy when I noticed that the amount of GitHub Stars was growing each day. First, I was building project with Nest.js, next with Nuxt.js and only recently, I have found that developing tools with Vite is even better because you can reach even bigger audience. And just few days, when I started working on my new tool contentine (that I will publish quite soon btw) I found out the project ca…
#javascript #tutorial #programming #webdev
2. NgTemplateOutlet Typed Checking (Part 2)(Inline)
In my previous article, we saw how to strictly type-check the NgTemplateOutlet when it is used on a child component. In this article, we will see how to do this when the TemplateRef is located inside the same template as the NgTemplateOutletDirective
We define the following template where our TemplateOutlet directive is embedded inside the #personRef template.
*ngTemplateOutlet="
personRef;
context: { $implicit: person.name, age: person.age }
">
#personRef let-name let-age="age">
{{ …
#angular #typescript
3. Design patterns in Umbraco | part 1
If you've had an education in computer science or programming, then you'll likely have seen design patterns before. In practice however, it may be more difficult to recognize where design patterns are appropriate. In this series of posts, I'd like to put several design patterns in the spotlight and give some practical examples on how you can use them in your Umbraco websites.
Recap
Design patterns, also known as: programming patterns, are "common solutions to common problems". The aim of desi…
#umbraco #webdev #codequality #beginners
1. Building universal JS/TS plugins with unplugin
I started building my open source projects for the community some time ago already. It always gave me a lot of joy when I noticed that the amount of GitHub Stars was growing each day. First, I was building project with Nest.js, next with Nuxt.js and only recently, I have found that developing tools with Vite is even better because you can reach even bigger audience. And just few days, when I started working on my new tool contentine (that I will publish quite soon btw) I found out the project ca…
#javascript #tutorial #programming #webdev
2. NgTemplateOutlet Typed Checking (Part 2)(Inline)
In my previous article, we saw how to strictly type-check the NgTemplateOutlet when it is used on a child component. In this article, we will see how to do this when the TemplateRef is located inside the same template as the NgTemplateOutletDirective
We define the following template where our TemplateOutlet directive is embedded inside the #personRef template.
*ngTemplateOutlet="
personRef;
context: { $implicit: person.name, age: person.age }
">
#personRef let-name let-age="age">
{{ …
#angular #typescript
3. Design patterns in Umbraco | part 1
If you've had an education in computer science or programming, then you'll likely have seen design patterns before. In practice however, it may be more difficult to recognize where design patterns are appropriate. In this series of posts, I'd like to put several design patterns in the spotlight and give some practical examples on how you can use them in your Umbraco websites.
Recap
Design patterns, also known as: programming patterns, are "common solutions to common problems". The aim of desi…
#umbraco #webdev #codequality #beginners