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Building angular applications on AWS Amplify

Building angular applications on AWS Amplify

Stability and maintainability of a system is one of the key components that dictates a good practice of building great applications. In my career as a software engineer, I have come to love angular because it is a framework that I have relied on to create scalable web applications. In

Dhakira, the cloud-native Web Server or Why Hosting some static assets is still so complicated?

Dhakira, the cloud-native Web Server or Why Hosting some static assets is still so complicated?

Let's be clear here, I'm French, so I'm complaining a lot! And some people are saying: > Loïc, you should not be so negative! Where are your solutions? So let me tell you a nice story! Static For the Win As you may know, we are huge fans of static site

Rebranding / White Labelling your Angular App

Rebranding / White Labelling your Angular App

A multi-theme system that operates during build-time

Surviving guide for a tech startup aka How to properly bootstrap your startup - Part 2

Surviving guide for a tech startup aka How to properly bootstrap your startup - Part 2

We highly recommend that you read the first part of this article: Stop building sandcastles aka How to properly bootstrap your startup - Part 1 [https://blog.kalvad.com/bootstrap-your-startup-part-1/] Introduction Your startup has a name, and a good base, now it's time to jump in. You want to start

Export your Angular component as a Web Component

Export your Angular component as a Web Component

Front-end has changed a lot in the last decade. And web component is one, if not the, best feature now natively available on all the recent browsers. Here is a tutorial on how to export an Angular library into a web component. Context We had to build a dialer for