RxJS best practices in Angular
Posted on September 14, 2023
Angular, one of the leading front-end frameworks, brings the mighty RxJS library to the forefront for handling asynchronous operations. While RxJS empowers developers to master intricate data flows seamlessly, it also introduces a set of challenges when not wielded with care. Memory leaks, the labyrinth of nested subscribes, and improper use of observables can all cast a shadow on your Angular app
Real-Time Applications with Azure SignalR, Angular and .Net Core
Posted on July 10, 2023
We are creating a real-time chat application with a professional and user-friendly interface. The application allows users to enter their names, start a chat session, and exchange messages in real-time. We are using Angular, SignalR, and .NET Core to develop a real-time chat application.
Working with Azure Cosmos DB in your Azure Functions
Posted on June 10, 2023
Azure Cosmos DB is a powerful and scalable database service provided by Microsoft Azure. It is designed to handle globally distributed data to handle large-scale, high-performance applications that require low latency. In this article, we see how to store documents in the cosmos and track change feed demos.
Angular v16 Signals - The New Reactivity Model
Posted on May 28, 2023
The angular team introduces Signals in '@angular/core' for reactive data sharing in angular version 16. Components automatically update when a signal value changes. Signals address scalability issues with 'Zone.js' for better change detection. We will discuss this in detail and look for demos and real use-case scenarios.
New journey of Angular v16
Posted on May 21, 2023
Angular version 16 has major changes that will greatly impact Angular's future, popularity, and the lives of Angular developers! There's no denying that every new version of Angular introduces many exciting features, and Angular 16 will be no different. Angular is undergoing a sort of revival, and version 16 marks just the initial stage of this resurgence.
Durable Functions in Azure
Posted on May 13, 2023
Durable Functions provide a powerful and flexible way to build complex, long-running workflows in Azure Functions. With easy state management, event-driven architecture support, built-in retry, and error handling, scalability and performance, and integration with Azure services, they are a great choice for many types of applications.
