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Whilst working on a cool little Pokemon focused Aurelia app using the Aurelia CLI I encountered a scenario I didn’t immediately know the answer too. I wanted an object which represents my form …

In an application recently I need to display several confirmation checkboxes and once all of these checkboxes had been ticked, a submit button would become enabled to be clicked. You might already …

One of the lesser known abilities of Aurelia is that every Aurelia element has an au property on it. This means if you query the DOM for an Aurelia element, it will have an au property which contains …

Even though I primarily use Webpack for a massive Aurelia project I am working on, I am doing a fun internal project at work and decided to try out the Requirejs based Aurelia CLI. Not only is it …

After over a year of hard work from the community and Aurelia team, the framework I and many others have grown to love has finally hit RC. What does this mean? The framework is maturing. After a …

Even though I have moved onto Webpack sometime ago in Aurelia, lately I have been partly driven by frustration over how buggy things are with Webpack support in Aurelia at the moment, so I decided to …

One of the biggest upcoming additions to Javascript (in my opinion) is support for async/await. If you have worked with a language like C# before, then you will immediately know why async/await is …

This is one of those daily occurences I see in the official Aurelia Gitter chatroom (not a member, come say hello here). You are using a bindable in your application to add in binding, whether it be …

Even if you are new to Aurelia, you are probably familiar with the @bindable functionality which allows you to add bindable attributes primarily to your custom elements and custom attributes. There is …

I recently switched over to using Webpack in my Aurelia application that I have been building at my day job. One of the caveats I encountered as a result of ditching Jspm/System.js is the ability of …