Aurelia 2 has some awesome templating features that make creating dynamic and replaceable components a breeze. One of these features is the au-slot tag. This …
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In Aurelia 1, you could access the controller of an Aurelia component by accessing au.controller of an element. In Aurelia 2, there is a better way using the …
One of my favourite additions to Aurelia 2 is app tasks. These are framework-level entry points designed to allow you to run code at different points of the …
When migrating an Aurelia 1 application to Aurelia 2 recently, I had to deal with many routes I needed to convert tediously. As you might have discovered, the …
In Aurelia 1, you could access the controller and ViewModel of an element using au.controller and in Aurelia 2, it’s more of the same (except the …
The Aurelia 2 makes command ships with the option to scaffold applications and plugins. However, the plugin scaffold uses Webpack and a bunch of dependencies …
Over the last few years, I have created a few plugins for Aurelia, mostly for Aurelia 1. However, with Aurelia 2 on the horizon (possibly released if …
In this video, I compare some basics like reactivity, component creation and events in Aurelia 2 and Svelte. You’ll notice some similarities between the …
Because I love punishing myself and loading my plate with more things, I have embarked on a new Aurelia 2 series called Building with Aurelia 2. During this …
Dynamic composition is a crucial part of developing robust user interfaces in Aurelia. If you worked with the compose element in Aurelia 1, you might (or might …