Dynamic composition is a crucial part of developing robust user interfaces in Aurelia. If you worked with the compose element in Aurelia 1, …
Aurelia 2
How to Stop Aurelia 2 From Stripping Your Aurelia Attributes From the Compiled HTML
In Aurelia 1, you could debug and identify Aurelia applications based on specific attributes in the dom. In Aurelia 2, the default setting …
Working With the Children Decorator in Aurelia 2
In Aurelia 1, we had the children decorator which allows you to query HTML elements inside of a component and then access them. In Aurelia …
Working With slot & au-slot in Aurelia 2
In Aurelia 2, we have a couple of different ways of working with slotted content. If you are familiar with Web Components, the slot element …
Inferred bindable properties in Aurelia 2
About a year or so ago in the internal Aurelia core team chat, I raised an idea for inferred bindings. A lot of the time I find myself …
A workaround for Shadow Dom shared global styles in Aurelia 2
One of my favourite additions to Aurelia 2 is proper support for Shadow DOM and with it, the ability to encapsulate my styles on a …
Working with configuration based routes in Aurelia 2
In Aurelia 2, despite the framework itself being completely overhauled and rewritten, many aspects of the framework remain the same familiar …
Creating your first Aurelia 2 application
At the time of writing this, Aurelia 2 is almost about to have its alpha release. Even so, if you're reading this in the future and I have …
Globally Configuring The Aurelia Fetch Client In Aurelia 2
If you're like me, in Aurelia 1 you configured the Fetch client with some defaults, usually inside of your main bootstrap code …