"So far so good" (d)evolved into frustration in trying to learn Angular 2 using the ebook, "ng-book 2".
This is a preliminary review of the ebook, ng-book 2, that introduces the concepts of Angular 2 through the building of an actual Angular 2 app.
I should be getting some rest, but after sleeping all day and resting from having the stomach flu...I need something to keep me busy.
I recently finished a freelance project for the Wisconsin State Curling Association in which they received a completely redesigned website with new features too! The site was originally maintained by a former colleague of mine and he passed it on down to me for the new design and upgrade to the CMS that the old site was using.
In April 2015, I had the opportunity to build an AngularJS application to showcase my coding skills. It was fun building this little app that did not have a backend whatsoever. Everything was client-side, even the data storage via local storage in the browser. Check out the demo here at http://notemanager.bryanlor.com.
If you would like to view the source code, it's available at BitBucket: https://bitbucket.org/lorbs28/note-manager.
It's been a long time since I last worked on something besides work, so this past weekend I decided to get back to my expense tracking app after realizing I needed it now more than ever. While working on it, I ran into a small dilemma: form validations. I understand you can create directives, or even use the built-in filters if they fulfill your needs; but what if you needed more than that?