How to Add Keyboard Navigation to Angular Lists
Originally published on NG-Conf Programming is fun, especially when you love the technology you’re working on. We at Modus Create love the web and web technologies. One of the frameworks that we work with is Angular. When you work with Angular on large scale apps, there comes a set of different challenges and problems…
April Fools: Top 4 Changes Coming In Angular 7.0
With Angular 7 coming soon, we’re happy to see that so many of you come to the Modus blog for news and insight into Angular. Before reading this article, check the publish date. This was our April Fool’s joke! Stay tuned in the coming weeks for real updates from Modus Create on Angular 7. We’re…
Building Web Components with Stencil
Over the past few years, web development standards have evolved so much that many of us have had a hard time catching up. Even now, there’s a new javascript framework being created somewhere in the world that’ll go live in the next few months. Yet keeping up to date is crucial in the software industry…
Simplify Mobile Push Notifications With Expo
Push notifications are an integral part of mobile app development these days, but many developers, myself included, cannot even think about implementing them without breaking into a cold sweat. Alright, maybe I’m exaggerating a bit, but I’ve never had fun with them before, until now. Enter Expo. Expo is an amazing set of tools that…
Docker For Developers
I recently inherited an existing project that hadn’t been actively worked on for quite some time. When I looked at the instructions for how to set up the project on my Mac, it struck me how much dependent software I’d have to install in my desktop environment, and how much of that is software I…
Continuous Integration for Angular Projects with Travis CI
The journey of web development has been amazing for the past few decades. Standards have changed, practices have evolved and things are getting better and better for the web development world. For example, people moved from monkey patching code to MVC and design patterns. Companies and individuals both have been leaning towards TDD (Test Driven…
Angular Elements — Your ngComponents Everywhere
If you’re reading this, you already know Angular. So whether you’ve worked on AngularJS (1.x) or Angular (Angular2+), this article is about one of the exciting things going on in the Angular world. Angular has been one of the most popular frameworks for the past few years. It started as a library that enhanced HTML….
Accessing Child Elements in Angular / Ionic
Components are at the heart of Angular, and we have some very useful tools to work with them efficiently. Often, we need to access the children – child elements, in other words – of our components. This can mean getting a reference to the DOM element, or to the actual component object if one exists….
How to Fix Overflow Issues in CSS Flex Layouts
I recently ran into an odd overflow problem in Firefox, Safari and Edge. I had a simple flex column layout that needed to scroll on overflow. It looked great on Chrome of course, but wouldn’t overflow on other browsers. The content would just expand to its full height and blow out the layout. Chrome Firefox…
Creating Progressive Web Apps Using Angular
Progressive web applications are the new standard in this modern era of web development. They’re pure web applications built with the very web technologies (HTML, JS & CSS) but behave as a hybrid. i.e. somewhere between web and native apps. The concept of PWAs started booming in late 2015 and is now becoming a standard…
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