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Introduction Angular is a worldwide known framework for creating web applications. It goes in two different versions – Angular or AngularJS. And, each of them has its peculiarities. AngularJS was built in 2009 and using it will show you, how data changes in JavaScript can…
Quick Intro Recently we have published an article on this very topic, called 6 React Project Ideas to Help You Learn by Doing. And out with the new, in with the old. The best way to learn React is certainly through direct practice. If someone…
How To Write Shell Scripts in Node with Google’s zx — zx is a utility that makes it easier to write command line scripts based around Node. This tutorial covers the basics before going on to build a command-line tool that helps bootstrap configuration for…
🎄 This is the last normal issue of the year but we’re back next week with a “best of 2021” edition to cap off the year. Season’s greetings to you all!__Peter Cooper and Terence Gannon — editors Open-Source Session Replay for Developers — We let…
Bootstrap or Material UI – the age-old question everyone has asked yourself at least once. Without a long introductory we want to present a short table with main conclusions on each criterion of the comparison. Those of you who want to know more may read…
Select menus are a common choice for datepickers since they’re easy to set up. But after decades of using MM/DD/YY menus, I think our users deserve better. Datepickers are essential for many businesses. They can also be used to track time for any specified purpose.…
Angular is a very robust, popular web framework primarily used to build single-page applications (SPAs). At Flatlogic, we also often use Angular in developing admin dashboards. You can check out free angular templates. In this article, we will speak about open-source Angular 2.x projects. Many…
Introduction The most general meaning of the word template is an object used to produce or mould new objects with a high degree of uniformity. This is an old concept. A well-shaped spearhead mould meant the whole army could be supplied with spears of adequate…