Angular

Angular Design pattern: State management with URL params

The suggested mechanism of dealing with state in Angular is: Pass the state to a component from previous using @Input directive. OR Maintain the state in a store which is decoupled from components. You can read a little about this state management using Redux here. Maintaining state in a store is preferable as compared to […]

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Request Interceptor Cache for Ionic Angular

I wanted a simple, non-obtrusive Caching strategy for my Angular app. The aim is to provide a fast and a offline compatible experience to my app users in the most simplistic plug-and-play fashion. This is applicable to mobile apps and PWAs which want to provide some basic experience even in the absence of an internet

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Don’t Build a Mobile App Without First Considering Progressive Web Apps

stevepb / Pixabay I don’t need to tell you that people are glued to their mobile devices. Whether it’s the oblivious millennial almost becoming roadkill while checking Instagram or the modern family hunched over devices at the dinner table, this is crack for the twenty-first century. The average person spends three hours per day on

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An SEO’s survival guide to Single Page Applications (SPAs)

SEOs beware: if you haven’t heard of Single Page Applications (SPA for short), or if you have been resistant to learning about these JavaScript methods for creating websites, the time for hiding your head in the sand is over. Check out this tweet from Google Webmaster Trends Analyst John Mueller: The web has moved from

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