Update February 2016: A more comprehensive article on bundling and exporting Aurelia applications has been published here. This post will remain, but it is encouraged to take a look at the newer post …
One of the most important aspects of a web application (besides the application itself) is how configurable it is. Where you define key global pieces of data accessible to whatever part of the …
I swear this will be my last Aurelia post for a little while. As the community and use of the framework grows, I thought it would be a great idea to create a repository of handy code snippets for use …
If you’re a user of Aurelia and you’re writing unit tests, you might have run into some confusion around testing your custom elements, more specifically how you can mock an injected …
If you are currently working with the Aurelia Javascript framework, then you would know that every so often given the not-so-beta nature of the framework, a new update comes out for one or more of the …
There are tonnes of exciting things happening in the Javascript space in 2015. The two most exciting things for me are React.js by Facebook and Aurelia by Rob Eisenberg (of Durandal fame).
Even though …
Recently in Aurelia I ran into a peculiar issue using the bundled Browser Sync Gulp task for deploying a test server. When visiting a parameterised URL the paths to the System packages would break. It …
Update: January 2017
I am using Aurelia, still. I am loving working with it and I find it hard to work with anything else. Aurelia has been stable and has saved me hundreds of hours of time by …
Things just got real in the front-end framework space. Durandal developer Rob Eisenberg and once upon a time short-term core Angular 2.0 developer has announced a new framework called Aurelia. A …