I did a podcast episode for Adventures in Angular discussing the 10 commandments of Angular development. The commandments: Thou shalt separate smart and dumb components Thou shalt … [Read more...] about The 10 Commandments of Angular Development – Adventures in Angular episode
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Top 5 NgRx Mistakes
NgRx is a popular state management framework implementing the Redux standard for Angular. Nevertheless, it is often one of the hardest things to learn when you are learning Angular. Often the … [Read more...] about Top 5 NgRx Mistakes
Angular Projects and Lessons Learned
Throughout my career, I have worked on quite a few Angular projects. In this post, I will go through some of the different projects I have worked on and explain the lessons learned in each so you can … [Read more...] about Angular Projects and Lessons Learned
Form validation with ControlValueAccessor
If we have UI components, that are using inputs, we normally want to hook it into the form handling so we can do form validation and show error messages. This post will show you how to use … [Read more...] about Form validation with ControlValueAccessor
Refactoring Angular Apps to Reactive Architecture
As an Angular consultant, the main problem I see new Angular developers have is how to use RxJS efficiently in Angular apps. In other words, how to use it to create a scalable and maintainable … [Read more...] about Refactoring Angular Apps to Reactive Architecture
The monorepo blueprint (live talk)
I just did this live talk at AarhusJS - a Javascript meetup in Aarhus (Denmark), my hometown :) The talk extended upon the lessons learned after working with Angular monorepo projects and will … [Read more...] about The monorepo blueprint (live talk)
How I Am Planning 2020 as a Software Developer
This video covers how I plan my year, including quarterly, monthly, weekly and daily milestones. This is a highly efficient planning tool, that I use every day to execute and improve. The tool … [Read more...] about How I Am Planning 2020 as a Software Developer
The Ten Commandments of Angular Development
As a consultant, I normally work with companies between 3-12 months at a time and then I am off to the next gig. Most often, I am hired as a "hands-on" coach, were I am called in for an important and … [Read more...] about The Ten Commandments of Angular Development