This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-the-basics-2/] * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers [https://blog.novanet.no/
This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-the-basics-2/] * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers [https://blog.novanet.no/
This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-the-basics-2/] * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers * AngularJS Part 3 -
This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-controllers/] * AngularJS Part 3 -
Update: The bug mentioned here is now fixed in both WebGrease (making sure there are leading spaces) and in Chrome (making sure it parses mediaqueries without leading spaces in front of keywords). However, since this is a proposal in the future CSS spec that
Working with web-projects are getting more and more Javascript heavy, and good developers as we are, we cry out for structure! There are several ways of achieving structure when working with Javascript, and in this blogpost we'll look into RequireJS. This is
Commands In Part 2 [http://www.novanet.no/blog/yngve-bakken-nilsen/dates/2012/3/creating-a-reusable-base-for-wp7-apps/] we looked at how we could solve navigation in a managable way. I did this by the assumption that one view would have one viewmodel, and apparently this caused some
Navigation In Part 1 [http://www.novanet.no/blog/yngve-bakken-nilsen/dates/2012/3/wp7-boilerplate/] we covered the basic stuff like ViewModels, setting up the project structure. In this part we'll move forward, and see how we can implement navigation and commands in
Laying the groundwork New project Let's start out by creating an standard Windows Phone 7 app (selecting version 7.1 as the framework)  This should leave us with a codetty empty solution with
