Angular Master Class Extended: ngUpgrade
At thoughtram, we are constantly working on making our training experience better and better. Our primary goal is to have fun with our training participants and that everyone is happy and satisfied...
View ArticleMultiple Transclusion and named Slots
With the upcoming final 1.5 release of the AngularJS framework, tons of new features, improvements and bug fixes are right around the corner. One of those features is multiple transclusion via named...
View ArticleHow we run trainings
Since we started with thoughtram we have ran plenty of trainings in many different cities and countries. After each workshop we sat down to reflect and discuss the feedback we got. We fine tuned our...
View ArticleMulti Providers in Angular 2
The new dependency injection system in Angular 2 comes with a feature called “Multi Providers” that basically enable us, the consumer of the platform, to hook into certain operations and plug in custom...
View ArticlengMessageFormat - Angular's unheard feature
Angular 1.5 is pretty much around the corner and with a new release, new fixes, improvements and features are added to the framework. While this is awesome and we’re all excited about it, it seems like...
View ArticleAngular 2 Master Class: Jump Start
With the beta release of Angular 2 and the end of the year right around the corner, we’re happy to share some very exciting news with you. As our Angular Master Class has been a huge success in 2015,...
View ArticleAngular 2 Jump Start at NG-NL 2016
This year, the very first Angular conference in Amsterdam took place and it was a huge success. The conference aims to be mainly driven by the community and focusses not only on technical, but also...
View ArticleTaking advantage of Observables in Angular 2
Some people seem to be confused why Angular 2 seems to favor the Observable abstraction over the Promise abstraction when it comes to dealing with async behavior.There are pretty good resources about...
View ArticleTaking advantage of Observables in Angular 2 - Part 2
In a previous post we showed how to leverage Observables, and especially their strength of composability to ease complicated async tasks.As a recap, we built a simple wikipedia search demo consisting...
View ArticleUnderstanding Zones
At NG-Conf 2014, Brian gave an excellent talk on zones and how they can change the way we deal with asynchronous code. If you haven’t watched this talk yet, give it a shot, it’s just ~15 minutes long....
View ArticleZones in Angular 2
In Understanding Zones, we explored the power of Zones by building a profiling zone that profiles asynchronous operations in our code. We learned that Zones are a sort of execution context that allows...
View ArticleSponsoring AngularConnect. Again.
AngularConnect has been an awesome conference with many people of the Angular community, coming from all over the world to get together, listen to excellent talks and make new friends. Last year we...
View ArticleAngular 2 Change Detection Explained
NG-NL has happened and it was awesome! I had the honour of giving a talk about change detection in Angular 2 and it seemed to be a huge success as attendees liked it a lot. With this article, we’d like...
View ArticleMulti Providers in Angular 2
The new dependency injection system in Angular 2 comes with a feature called “Multi Providers” that basically enable us, the consumer of the platform, to hook into certain operations and plug in custom...
View ArticlengMessageFormat - Angular's unheard feature
Angular 1.5 is pretty much around the corner and with a new release, new fixes, improvements and features are added to the framework. While this is awesome and we’re all excited about it, it seems like...
View ArticleAngular 2 Master Class: Jump Start
With the beta release of Angular 2 and the end of the year right around the corner, we’re happy to share some very exciting news with you. As our Angular Master Class has been a huge success in 2015,...
View ArticleAngular 2 Jump Start at NG-NL 2016
This year, the very first Angular conference in Amsterdam took place and it was a huge success. The conference aims to be mainly driven by the community and focusses not only on technical, but also...
View ArticleTaking advantage of Observables in Angular 2
Some people seem to be confused why Angular 2 seems to favor the Observable abstraction over the Promise abstraction when it comes to dealing with async behavior.There are pretty good resources about...
View ArticleTaking advantage of Observables in Angular 2 - Part 2
In a previous post we showed how to leverage Observables, and especially their strength of composability to ease complicated async tasks.As a recap, we built a simple wikipedia search demo consisting...
View ArticleUnderstanding Zones
At NG-Conf 2014, Brian gave an excellent talk on zones and how they can change the way we deal with asynchronous code. If you haven’t watched this talk yet, give it a shot, it’s just ~15 minutes long....
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