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In the continued week that is Aurelia Week, the team have been drip releasing tasty little morsels of Javascript framework goodness. The biggest thing to happen to Aurelia thus far is the release of …

Yes, this is really happening. Aurelia has officially put out its first beta release dubbed beta 1. Just a little over a week ago the team put out a pre-beta release and now we have our hands on an …

The calm before the awesome storm? Rob and the rest of the Aurelia team have put out a pre-beta release which is action packed with a heap of new features, API refinements and tonnes of bug fixes. The …

If you’re like me, you’ve worked with Angular a lot or you are currently working with Angular and over time you have grown accustomed to its very concepts; controllers, directives, …

One source of confusion when working with AJAX requests and Aurelia is whether you should use the aurelia-http-client or aurelia-fetch-client both achieve similar things. However at the time of …

So you’ve decided it’s time to join the future and port your existing Angular application to Aurelia. Your first port of call was probably the documentation and chances are you probably …

As much as I love working with Aurelia, the documentation can be confusing for newcomers to the framework (forgivable considering it is so new and evolving). The purpose of this post is to quickly …

One of my favourites parts of Aurelia is the compose element which allows you to dynamically render UI into the DOM. It is especially handy in situations where you want to dynamically render …

There comes a time in most applications where you will want to loop through an array of data on the front-end. In Aurelia we have the repeat.for attribute which allows us to use Aurelia’s …

Unknown to some is the Aurelia router supports events. Using the Event Aggregator dependency in Aurelia, we can actually listen to various events fired via the router. All events can be subscribed to …