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In this blog post, we will take a comprehensive look at Angular CLI. We will cover the following topics: What is Angular CLI? How to install Angular CLI Using Angular CLI to create an Angular application Testing Angular applications with Angular CLI Deploying Angular applications with Angular CLI What is Angular CLI? ...
Angular 15 is the latest version of the Angular framework. It was released on March 8, 2023. It includes several new features and improvements. In this blog, we'll talk about those updated features. Standalone API's Now we can develop applications without NgModules. This component can now be used in any Angular...
AngularJS, Front End Development
Angular is a popular JavaScript framework for building SPA (Single page applications). It is known for its strong performance, flexibility, and ease of use. However, like any other web application, Angular applications are also vulnerable to security attacks. In this blog post, we will discuss some best practices for securing your...
Product companies have evolved over the last few years. While some years back, the focus was on going to market with the best features, the game has shifted to user experience today! With multiple products launching similar functionalities, it is very difficult to stand out against the competitors with features alone. It is the intuitive...
Technology has empowered customers with a plethora of choices when it comes to interacting with a brand. A single interaction with a customer can change the customer’s perception, making it essential to provide them with a great end-to-end experience. Nowadays, companies are launching multiple digital initiatives to reach out to the...
AngularJS, Front End Development
AngularJS is a JavaScript-based open-source front-end web application framework which is quickly gaining traction among companies to build intuitive and engaging front end. AngularJS development plays a significant role in front-end product engineering. Unlike other frameworks, Angular gives you a certain degree of freedom when writing...
AngularJS, Front End Development
Introduction Before developing any application, it is always important to use the technology stack in a beneficial way. Using a technology doesn’t count until and unless we use it effectively. Let’s see some of the common performance issues caused by AngularJS and their possible suggestions to fix or ways to avoid them. ...
AngularJS, Front End Development
Introduction The year 2015-2017 saw a host of new frameworks from the house of JavaScript. Though several of their offerings did fail to make a resounding impact, Angular and React survived the test of time to become the go to frameworks for successful Angular development. With several frameworks have made headway in the world of...
AngularJS, Front End Development
We are all living in the experience economy. We all have a recall of products that provide great user experience and we also tend to share a positive word of mouth about such products. Product engineering isn't just about delivering a functionality anymore but also about delivering a seamless experience. A highly visual product is...
A successful business requires clean, attractive and intuitive consumer facing the web and mobile properties. A good front-end doesn't just help to create a recall but also drive engagement and generate more business. Engineering a product that is both attractive with a high performance is challenging and requires expertise that...
I am assuming that you’ve seen websites developed on AngularJS. If not, here are a few sites using AngularJS you would be familiar with: Youtube Netflix Weather IStockPhoto AngularJS is taking over the robust development around the world. There’s a good reason for that React-style framework that makes better developer...
"Protractor is an end-to-end test framework for AngularJS applications. Protractor is to run one or multiple tests against your application running in a real browser, interacting with it as a user would." It is easier to check on GUI based system because it launches a browser automatically during the test. But what about non-GUI?...
