Jun 9

Building a full stack application from scratch with Angular

UPDATE: This article and its associated code have been updated for Angular 8.x. The same article is also available for React.

In this tutorial we’re going to build a simple single-page application with Angular (v8 and above). This is intended for developers unfamiliar with the new framework or having some experience with AngularJS. First of all, I got Visual Studio Code installed on my machine and it’s running on Linux. I chose VS Code because we’ll be working with TypeScript mostly and it has great support for it, but you can code in your favourite IDE as well. Originally, the code in this article was based on the excellent Angular 2 Seed project by Minko Gechev That project is now deprecated in favor of Angular CLI and the code here has been migrated to use the new official build tool for Angular. You’ll also need to have Git, Node.js and npm installed.

Mar 25

Para Web Console - the admin UI for your backend

We’ve released a simple web management console for Para. It’s open source, client-side only and lets you connect to any of your Para servers and manage your objects easily through the web interface. It’s powered by AngularJS and uses the great libraries ng-admin and Restangular. The console works for both local and remotely deployed servers and you are more than welcome to modify it for your needs. We’d appreciate any pull requests on GitHub.