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 …
When will companies learn that despite some people wanting to be in an office, many people who have been given a taste of remote work during the pandemic …
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 …
There is a growing divide in a world filled with out-of-touch billionaires and misguided wannabes who follow their words as if they were holy scripture. On one …
Who else had this on their 2023 bingo card? In the midst of a global cost of living crisis, two tech titans have presented us with an unexpected yet …
Well, this is sad news. Nestle has announced they will no longer be producing the beloved chocolate-covered chewy caramel treat Fantales, which have been around …
In a move that caught everyone by surprise, Google recently announced the sale of Google Domains to Squarespace. To many, this strategic realignment came out of …
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 …
Recently while using the Material Components Web components in an Aurelia 2 application with Sass, I encountered an annoying issue where a warning would appear …