One of the most important aspects of a web application (besides the application itself) is how configurable it is. Where you define key global pieces of data accessible to whatever part of the …

One feature missing in ES2015 (formerly ES6) classes is the concept of a private variable or function. However, thanks to ES2015 modules we can actually easily define private properties and functions …

At my day job, I am currently building a pretty complex Aurelia application. One such component of the application is a widget system which allows ES2015 classes to define new widgets and then the …

I swear this will be my last Aurelia post for a little while. As the community and use of the framework grows, I thought it would be a great idea to create a repository of handy code snippets for use …

In Aurelia we already have the power to iterate arrays from within our views and for most purposes, this is fine. However, sometimes there are situations where we might want to iterate an …

Before Aurelia came onto the scene I had worked extensively with Angular and then shortly thereafter, React.js (sometimes both together). After using React for a while, I became accustomed to passing …

I know, I just can’t keep quiet about Aurelia. But it is one of the most exciting things to happen to Javascript in a long time. So I decided to write up a quick tutorial on creating a custom …

Recently whilst working on my day-job project I needed to get a HTMLElement from the DOM and then store it as a string. Using innerHTML obviously didn’t make sense because it would only get the …

If you’re a user of Aurelia and you’re writing unit tests, you might have run into some confusion around testing your custom elements, more specifically how you can mock an injected …

When it comes to working with your servers (or any remote machine for that matter), public key encryption is a must. The basics are: you register a public key on the server-side and then use your …