Hey kids! Remember how we've discussed how import it is to use feature flags in your code? Let's discuss how to set up feature flags...

Hey kids! Let's continue learning to do some fun things with Angular! Next up is adding a form to your site. I used the base Angular site demo to make the base. Then I crafted the individual changes I needed for my purposes. To follow along, you can use the link below for additional information and resources. https://v12.angular.io/guide/forms Verify your Angular version in the package.json file first. Other versions may not play well as-is but the basic ideas should st

Hey kids! Let's have a chat about adding cool stuff to your Angular application!! I was a tad perplexed trying to figure out how to add...

Hey kids! I've been hard at work trying to get the hang of this Angular thing ... so far, it's slow but it's going! I'm happy to have a few things to share with you :) One thing I learned while watching videos by Deborah Kurata is that when you subscribe to an API call, you should definitely use Rxjs. She explains that it can keep your site from having accidental memory leaks. Leaky Angular isn't what we want ......... SO!! That means, I had to figure out how to update my

Hey kids!! Let's go over some basics for exception (error) handling and logging. This is legit the hill I will die on when I'm debating if code is good or not. If the code does not have error handling and GOOD logging, it's not ready for production. When you add error handling and logging to your code, you make it a million times easier to pinpoint the actual error instead of having to dig around and guess. So, how do we know if our code errors? We add Try Catch Finally

Why we need NFR’s for our code. Non Functional Requirements

Code documentation and why it’s important

Emailing using SMTP via a console app

....some way to dynamically create a report based on some stuff in a database. And she needs it to be in Excel.

Hey kids! I am learning Angular and have come away with some small takeaways for folks that have limited coding knowledge so far. I am learning Angular 11, so any other version may not be accurately portrayed. I decided to start with the tutorials on the Angular site here and set up some test projects in StackBlitz. My first one is here if you want to check out the gloriousness https://angular-hqcgzp.stackblitz.io I ran into some things that weren't explained when I moved