React Native and the Array.reverse bug
The news that broke a couple of days ago about the Array.reverse-bug that occurs in the newly released iOS 12 was a bit scary. I first learnt about it from this Stack Overflow-post [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52390368/array-state-will-be-cached-in-ios-12-safari-is-it-a-bug-or-feature/] by way of Hacker
You should check out Yarn
Not too long ago, Facebook announced Yarn [https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn], a new package manager for JavaScript. Yarn has been developed as an alternative to npm, addressing some shortcomings the latter tool has. I know what you're thinking, "Yet another new tooling in
AngularJS Part 4 - The Factory
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/
AngularJS Part 3 - Routes and Views
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/
AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers
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 -
AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics
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 -
4 strategies for passing parameters to RequireJS modules
RequireJS is a great library for managing JavaScript files, modules and the dependencies between them. This post requires (pun intended) some knowledge of the framework. If this is all new to you, point your browser to requirejs.org [http://requirejs.org] to find out
A Comparison of JavaScript IDE's anno 2014
Motivation I am primarily a developer of .NET, but lately I've been working more and more with Javascript and HTML5. Like many of my readers who've also primarily been working with static languages like C# and Java, I also see the trend of applications
Making RequireJS play nice with ASP.NET MVC
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 not an
