Dan Wahlin
AngularJS, JavaScript, HTML5, jQuery, Node.js, ASP.NET, C#, XAML
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Building a Custom AngularJS Unique Value Directive
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Building an AngularJS Modal Service
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The AngularJS Magazine – What’s New this Week?
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The JavaScript and HTML5 Magazine – What's New this Week?
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New eBook: JavaScript Patterns JumpStart Guide - Clean up your JavaScript Code
Over the years I’ve worked with various JavaScript patterns that can be used to clean up code and make it more re-usable and maintainable. By learning some of the key patterns along with concepts such as closures, namespaces and global scope, prototyping, and more you can transform messy JavaScript code into clean JavaScript code and significantly simplify your projects and applications. The challenge is knowing how to get started and finding a resource that explains everything in a way that’s “to the point” and easy to understand. -
Using the AngularJS Package for Sublime Text
Brad Green from the AngularJS team recently tweeted about a package that was released for the Sublime Text editor that adds AngularJS support so I thought I’d do a quick write-up on how to use it since it’s really nice to have available. Although Sublime Text is quite popular now days, I’m going to approach this post from the beginner standpoint and provide a step-by-step look at getting the package running. Information about the AngularJS Sublime Text Package can be found here. Some of the key features include:
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AngularJS Animations in Version 1.2+
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Using an AngularJS Factory to Interact with a RESTful Service
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Video: Working with the jQuery data() Function
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AngularJS Routing Changes
