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Making Http GET Requests with Deno
In this post you will learn how to make HTTP GET requests with Deno. We’ll create a simple API with deno that can be accessed via HTTP GET events t...
Chris Whited
May 27, 2020
Getting Element references (ElementRef) in Angular templates
In this post you’re going to learn how to reference an element inside an Angular template.
Todd Motto
May 26, 2020
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Handling 404 Routes in React with a Not Found component
In this post you’ll learn how to handle 404 routes in React Router and provide a fallback component for displaying an imfamous 404 Page Not Found e...
Todd Motto
May 25, 2020
Difference between (change) and (ngModelChange) in Angular
In this post we’re going to cover the difference between (change) and (ngModelChange) events with an <input> inside an Angular component.
Todd Motto
May 24, 2020
Handling Environment Variables in Deno
In this post you’ll learn how to use environment variables (.env) in Deno and how they differ from Node.js environment variables.
Todd Motto
May 23, 2020
Programmatically navigate with React Router (and Hooks)
In this post you’ll learn how programmatically navigate with React Router v5+ and the new useHistory hook!
Todd Motto
May 22, 2020
When to use a Class or Id in HTML
In this blog post we’re going to explore differences between an HTML class and id attribute! From how this affects browser behaviour all the way th...
Todd Motto
May 21, 2020
Using Fetch to Post JSON data
In this post you’ll learn how to use the fetch API to POST JSON data to a backend service.
Todd Motto
May 20, 2020
Checking a Radio Button in JavaScript
In this post you’ll learn a few ways to check the selected radio input (<input type="radio">) and look at different ways of achieving the sam...
Todd Motto
May 19, 2020
Lazy-Loading Angular Modules (Ivy and Async Await)
In this post you’ll learn how to Lazy Load an Angular module. Lazy loading means that our code isn’t downloaded by the browser until it’s needed.
Todd Motto
May 18, 2020
HTML5 Best Practices: Header Element
Let’s take a dive into one of the most commonly used and misunderstood elements introduced in HTML5 - the <header> element. Although it appea...
Todd Motto
May 17, 2020
