If you are already familiar with Aurelia and have worked with Aurelia 1, then HTML custom elements are not a new concept to you. If you’re starting out with Aurelia 2, they might be a new …

While Aurelia 2 is still not quite ready for release, you can use it right now as the basic core pieces are functional. I thought it would be fun to build a weather application using Aurelia 2. If you …

The front-end space over the last six years or so has really heated up, you could say superheated. As browsers become more powerful, devices continually improved and innovation a constant thing, no …

Staunch functional proponents will fire up at the mere mention of classes or any form of object-oriented programming. These arguments go way back to before Javascript was even a thing or as popular as …

The hype surrounding Svelte right now is inescapable. Every blog post comment section, the article comment section on Dev.to or Twitter thread/hot take seems to solicit a response about Svelte. If you …

Aurelia’s robust binding system allows you to not only bind values into your custom attributes and elements, but also the ability to pass in callback functions as well. While your first instinct …

It is almost the year 2020, and you are still not using Aurelia, say it isn’t so. No more excuses, it’s time to charge up your Bluetooth keyboard and mouse batteries, make yourself a …

Recently whilst writing some unit tests in Jest, I had to test some code that took ISO date strings and converted them to formatted date strings, then code that converts them back to ISO strings …

Recently I updated to the latest version at the time of writing this post 5.0.2 of the file-loader plugin for Webpack. I use this for dealing with some image files in my project amongst other things. …

Some of you might know that I spend my time immersing myself in the latest and greatest technologies and a couple of years ago got active involved in cryptocurrencies and blockchain. The rise of …