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Ignoring library code while debugging in Chrome(divshot.com)
3 points by davemo 13y ago|0 comments
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Introducing MyDB from Cloudup(cloudup.com)
7 points by davemo 13y ago|0 comments
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Testing Strategies for Angular JS(youtube.com)
1 points by davemo 13y ago|0 comments
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The web: less engine, more gas(threechords.org)
1 points by davemo 13y ago|0 comments
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Jasmine-only · describe.only and it.only exclusive spec helpers for jasmine(github.com)
1 points by davemo 13y ago|0 comments
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by davemo 13y ago
I've got a LinemanJS [1] template [2] that gives you a really lightweight boilerplate and workflow for developing Angular projects; Lineman is like a smaller, focused version of Yeoman that also uses Grunt. [1] - http://www.
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by davemo 13y ago
I've got a couple [1] of screencasts [2] that go into detail on the integration side of things; I chose to integrate with Laravel (PHP) and MySQL purely for mass-market appeal but the lessons learned should be widely applicable to any
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Polymer, Angular, the Web Platform and JavaScript Frameworks(blog.testdouble.com)
6 points by davemo 13y ago|1 comments
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by davemo 13y ago
Glad to hear my efforts have helped you out; let me know if there are any other fundamental workflow / webdev topics that you would be interested in learning more about and I will add them to my screencast backlog :)
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by davemo 13y ago
Between browserify and requirejs I've definitely had a more positive experience with the former but my experience is that both seem to be subject to scaling problems with even a trivial number of dependencies in play; I wish there was
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by davemo 13y ago
I wouldn't choose to use requirejs on a project where I was making choices about the architecture for reasons mentioned here [1], but the current project I'm on was setup similarly and loads over 350 .js and .tpl files via AJAX in
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by davemo 13y ago
Many of the workflow elements discussed in the article apply more to designers than developers; for example: live reload which is very useful in the context of rapidly iterating on design changes but quickly loses appeal when working on a r
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by davemo 13y ago
I'm interested in understanding why you are "ajax[ing] in > 200 source files" in development mode? This provides a pretty poor developer experience IMHO; I've found a much better workflow in setting up a single concat
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by davemo 13y ago
I'm just going to keep putting out casts for free, some will be Angular JS related in the future but my general idea is to focus on screencasts that will benefit web developers in general. Thanks for watching! :)
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by davemo 13y ago
I've wanted to write a post like this for a long time, but my good friend @searls [1] beat me to it and has nailed all of the points with much more eloquence than I could have. Worth a read if you are at all wondering about javascript
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Unrequired love - a discussion on javascript and dependency management(searls.testdouble.com)
4 points by davemo 13y ago|1 comments
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by davemo 13y ago
In addition to the first three tutorials I just put out another cast on tuesday, here's the full updated list: * Part 1: Intro to Angular JS (50 minutes) [1] * Part 2: End to End with Angular JS (52 minutes) [2] * Part 3: Security with
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by davemo 13y ago
The goal of this and repository [1] is to educate web developers on how to use Grunt to craft their own workflows, and examine some higher level tools that provide additional features that are helpful when creating rich-client web applicati
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by davemo 13y ago
The end to end video covers building a single page app with angular backed by mysql and laravel 4. It should give you some practical examples to work from, and all the source code for all videos is included on github too.
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by davemo 13y ago
You would probably like John Lindquists screencasts at http://www.egghead.io then; I took a more comprehensive approach to try and show how all the pieces of angular fit together.
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by davemo 13y ago
I submitted a PR on github with those and one more link on Authentication with Angular :)
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by davemo 13y ago
I've been working on a screencast series that should get you up to speed on AngularJS pretty quickly; I've got 3 parts so far: * Part 1: Intro to Angular JS (50 minutes) [1] * Part 2: End to End with Angular JS (52 minutes) [2] *
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by davemo 13y ago
A brief look at some common-sense ways that you can secure a web application written with Angular JS and Laravel 4. By watching this screencast you can expect to learn about: * angular.constant * ng-init * ng-sanitize * Laravel 4 CSRF suppo
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Security with Angular JS(youtube.com)
2 points by davemo 13y ago|1 comments
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by davemo 13y ago
This is an extension of my screencast "Intro to Angular JS" [1] that focuses more on intermediate/advanced topics and walks through creating a working web application on top of the Laravel 4 Web Application Framework. Things you can expect
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End to End with AngularJS(youtube.com)
5 points by davemo 13y ago|1 comments
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by davemo 13y ago
Source code also available on github: https://github.com/davemo/intro-to-angularjs Topics covered: angular.module angular.controller angular.directive angular.$routeProvider angular.factory ng-app, ng-model, ng-submit, ng-click $scope, in
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by davemo 13y ago
Yeah it is definitely more context-specific inside the realm of Backbone.js and Browser Quirks; thanks for watching :)
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by davemo 13y ago
A recent discussion with co-workers led me to produce this screencast [1] to try and grok the Dependency Inversion Principle and Inversion of Control (IOC) in the realm of front-end code. [1] - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU1JcPikdMs
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by davemo 14y ago
Grunt supports executing tasks when files/directories change using the grunt-contrib-watch plugin. https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-watch

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