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Transclusion. A mysterious word I had never heard of before until I met AngularJS. I seriously thought Misko Hevery had invented the word himself, but it appeared to be an existing word: In computer science, transclusion is the inclusion of a document or part of a document into another document

AngularJS directives are amazing. They allow you to create highly semantic and reusable components. In a sense you could consider them as the ultimate precursor of web components. There are many great articles and even books on how to write your own directives. In contrast, there is little information available

AngularUI Router is an amazing tool. If you have read my article on resource resolution, you already know how to make sure that promises are resolved before controllers are instantiated. In fact, if you haven't read the article yet, I strongly recommend that your read it first before reading this

I'm a big fan of AngularUI Router and have used it extensively in several web applications we released with fabulous results. In this article I'll cover how we use ui-router and ngResource to resolve dependencies that are injected in a template controller. If you are new to ui-router, I highly

I was recently asked by a client why I prefer AngularJS as client-side JavaScript library in projects I deliver. I thought about it for a while and could have mentioned a million technical reasons, but I replied: Because it kindly stimulates any developer to deliver better code by promoting the

As a big fan of the Apple full size keyboard, I was constantly bugged by the fact that the home and end keys were not working properly in many apps. This fix, inspired by this article, enables the keys to work properly everywhere: Open a terminal: $ cd ~/Library $ mkdir KeyBindings

I recently received an email: Hi Jurgen, Can you please explain how you do the animations on your articles page? Thank u. Robert To be honest it took me quite a bit of time to get it working. I used AngularJS 1.2 on my previous website and had read

If you're like me and stem from a breed that has been developing way before version control systems like SVN or GIT were born, you probably haven't been paying a lot of attention to versioning your code. However, with modern modular development approaches using version control systems and package managers,

There are some serious performance issues when using TimeMachine to backup your Mac over a network. In my case, an initial backup of 60 gigabytes took more than 3 days to complete. Luckily, the problem can easily be fixed in three simple steps: Step 1: Prevent .DS_Store file creation