In this article, we will compare two of the most popular web technologies in 2018, and also address their history, key differences, core languages used (TypeScript and JavaScript) and so forth.
Angular has rapidly grown to become one of the most popular frameworks for building front-end, cross-platform web applications. While Angular is an extremely powerful framework with a broad toolkit, it’s overwhelmingly hard to master, especially if it’s your first JavaScript framework.
I recently built a matching game as one of my FEND (Front-end NanoDegree) projects, and in this post, I will be documenting the process. I guess this can be a simple tutorial for people learning javascript and want to build a real project.
What good can happen when we tap Allow on the pop-up that asks to access our location? Some apps provide better experience, like Facebook suggesting events nearby. Others — can’t work properly without knowing device location, like Uber or Google Maps.
Everyone in the Angular community is excited about the approaching release of Ivy — the new Angular renderer. I’m excited about all of these. But deep down the thing I’m excited about the most is something else.
Google Docs lets you use voice typing to dictate using your computer’s microphone. It’s great for people who suffer from a repetitive strain injury, or for those who just don’t like typing. Here’s how to use Voice Typing in Google Docs.
Testing React components may be challenging for beginners and experienced developers who have already worked with tests. It may be interesting to compare your own approaches with the ones we use in our project.