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I have been working with Aurelia for a year now and loving it. I also discovered Wallaby earlier this year and love that as well. I got it to work when I was still using Jspm and System.js in my …

This is a fun little plugin I wrote not long ago for being able to specify routes in JSON files and then load them into your Aurelia application. In my use-case recently I needed to define a bunch of …

Well here goes nothin’. I am publishing a book on LeanPub on working with Aurelia. Initially I was working with a publisher to write a book on Aurelia, but the pressures of a strict schedule …

I have been working with Aurelia and Node for a while now and recently I took the time to properly create an Aurelia Node.js starter skeleton and put it up on Github here. While getting Node.js to …

When inside of an Aurelia ViewModel there are situations where you might want to know what the current route is within a ViewModel. One such scenario I encountered recently where I had one View and …

Update: December 12th, 2016 A lot has changed since this article was published. The bundling situation is a lot better and things have changed. While some of this article might still be applicable, …

At the time of writing this, the preferred approach to client side dependencies and loading is Jspm which is one part package manager and one part SystemJS loader polyfill. Although, we will be seeing …

When it comes to the browser, queues are very important. The concept of a macrotask and microtask exist within the browser which allows standard tasks and micro tasks to be queued up. The Aurelia Task …

A little less publicised aspect of Aurelia is the UI Virtualisation plugin. For those accustomed to ReactJS’s speed of rendering large amounts of items in the DOM and offering high paint …

When it comes to using a plain old event listener in your Aurelia applications, if you are not aware of how classes work and how things get transpiled, then you will most likely run into some issues …