Polyglot developer in the midwest
After working with Ionic 1.x and TypeScript for quite a while, I’ve decided to experiment with some compiles-to-native cross-platform technologies. I first decided to start with React Native. Despite having no experience with React, getting started with React Native was relatively painless, and I was able to get TypeScript project up and running pretty quickly….
I’ve taken up TypeScript over the last few months, and it is such a breath of fresh air. TypeScript has quickly become one of my favorite languages to develop in, especially on the front-end. One of my favorite features is TypeScript Decorators, and I’ve been taking advantage of them to trim down my AngularJS code…
I’ll be upfront – getting TypeScript building is frustrating, especially the first time. I’m starting to get the hang of it, but keep finding myself running in to brick walls with no help. This post will help guide you in opening the doors to the world of TypeScript (and I’m pretty sure you’ll love it)….
JavaScript is moving too fast! It’s been said a million times in a million blogs. By this point, I’m using a dead horse to beat a second dead horse. But hear me out. Let’s imagine you were given given a moderately-sized web project created by a junior dev. The project has been around for two…
ASP.NET Web API is a fantastic piece of the .NET family (there is certainly some weirdness since we now have MVC and Web API with nearly identical methods, but ASP.NET MVC 6 is coming :)). However, getting a SPA or mobile hybrid (Ionic!) app working isn’t the most pleasant experience. Allowing Cross-Origin Requests So if…