UruIT Blog
A nearshore dev team passionate about agile, web and mobile
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Give Clean Code the Importance it Deserves: Part 2
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229042(v=vs.110).aspx
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Give Clean Code the Importance it Deserves
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The Spotyngular Project: Part 5 – Services & Routing
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The Spotyngular Project: Part 4 – Template Syntax & Data Persistence
AngularJS 2 has changed the syntax of its templating feature. The goal of the change is to give more meaning to the structures we define. Another important difference is that one-way bindings are prefered over two-way bindings between model and view, by default, thus enhancing performance.
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The Spotyngular Project: Part 3- Spotyngular Structure
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The Spotyngular Project: Part 2 – Adding AngularJS, SystemJS & NPM
First, create a project folder. Now let’s start creating the basic index.html
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The Spotyngular Project: Part 1 – Setting up the environment
One of the first question that comes up when we start with a new framework or tool is how to install it. I will iterate over the 4 most used ways to start using AngularJS, then continue with requirements and some other key topics.
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The Spotyngular Project: Cloning Spotify with AngularJS 2
Talking about the basics of AngularJS 2 is the first step into “The Spotyngular Project”. This project will be presented through a series of posts where I’ll be explaining how to create a clone of the well-known music streaming service Spotify. What for? To show how AngularJS 2 new features interact with each other and expose the benefits and tricks of this framework latest version.
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When it comes to Software Development Outsourcing all roads lead to Uruguay!
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My mobile app, which development path should I choose: Native or HTML5?
When developing your mobile app, you face an important choice. Should you develop it in the next generation web markup language, HTML 5, which was designed to a large extent to enable enhanced functionality within the desktop or mobile web browser; or should you use the native development environments to develop a native application? In other words, should you design a mobile web based app, or should you design your application to run natively on the iOS, Android, Windows, Blackberry, or other mobile operating system?