A little less publicised aspect of Aurelia is the UI Virtualisation plugin. For those accustomed to ReactJS’s speed of rendering large amounts of items in the DOM and offering high paint …

When it comes to using a plain old event listener in your Aurelia applications, if you are not aware of how classes work and how things get transpiled, then you will most likely run into some issues …

When it comes to ale yeasts, most brewers will not look past the Safale US-05 yeast. As popular as it is, it is still relatively misunderstood in how it works and what the best practice is. I have …

The Event Aggregator is one of my favourite things about Aurelia and it is not even anything unique to Aurelia. There does not seem to be much info out there about it, probably due to its simplicity. …

Plain old CSS is boring. If you are building your applications off of the Aurelia Skeleton Navigation then it ships with support for working with regular CSS. Adding in support for working with Sass …

Brewing with extract saves a heap of time and effort if you can’t afford the time and monetary investment in going the all-grain approach. The Coopers extract tins are fantastic, not only that …

In Angular 1.x you had the concept of a controller, directive, service, provider and other confusing terms to describe essentially what is one or two things. What is an Angular service An Angular …

On a per route basis you might want to configure some additional route specific data that you can access in your view. For example a route might have an icon for your navigation menu. This actually …

Update March 2018: Two years on from the original publish date, Aurelia finally has support for server-side rendering. This means it is now possible to create isomorphic web applications in Aurelia …

If you are like me, you browse Github for cool new repositories. My new hobby is looking at what the community are building for rival frameworks and one of those frameworks is Angular 2. The Angular 2 …