Published inngconfWhy You Should Use canMatch in Your RoutesSo many cool new things to do with Angular 14+. canMatch changes how we do routing!May 4, 20233May 4, 20233
Published inngconfDiscriminated Unions — Are You Using Them?Let’s look at a valuable tool that helps make our code safer.Mar 30, 2023Mar 30, 2023
Published inngconfLet’s Use Pre-Release SignalsLet’s explore some of the things possible with pre-release signals.Mar 6, 2023Mar 6, 2023
Published inngconfUse Data To Style Your Angular ComponentsWhen working on the UI, it is common to have data drive our styling. For example, in a grid of financial data, we could have negative…Nov 16, 20221Nov 16, 20221
In the day-to-day code, most devs will encounter, iterators are good enough.Now that I've written a novel let's talk about functional solutions to this problem. Both ramda and fp-ts have solutions to multiple loops…Jun 17, 2022Jun 17, 2022
Published inngconfThree Impactful Ways to Improve Your CareerWith the advent of the new year, it is tradition to evaluate our careers. Often we set goals to improve in some way.Apr 8, 2022Apr 8, 2022
Published inngconfHow Nx and a Monorepo Helped My Team SucceedA story about why choosing a monorepo and using Nx can lead to success.Mar 25, 2022Mar 25, 2022
Published inngconfWhy You Shouldn’t Nest SubscribesYou may have heard that you shouldn’t nest calls to .subscribe() when working with observables in RxJS, but why shouldn’t we do it?Dec 20, 20213Dec 20, 20213
Published inngconfUnit Testing ComponentStore with SpectatorThis is the final part of this series on the @ngrx/ComponentStore. How to test ComponentStore services and components that rely on them.Sep 10, 2021Sep 10, 2021
Published inngconfIntroduction to SpectatorExploring simple Spectator tests and the benefits of moving from TestBed to Spectator.Jun 23, 2021Jun 23, 2021