In this post I will present some tricks that I learned creating demo sites for blog posts and PoCs. You will learn how to configure a JSON-server API and deploy it on the same Heroku site than the frontend app. You will also learn how to use Faker to generate fake data for your JSON server.

During the past few years, browser applications built with modern frameworks have been taking over the static, native applications we were used to use. The key of their success is the ability to disguise like system applications, emulating complex techniques like animations which they use to retain the consistency with other native applications. In this blog post we will learn how we can use Angular to write complex animations directly from our code, and we will learn their benefits over standard CSS transitions.

In this series of posts we will create an application using react and redux, in which we will handle relational data. In this second part we will be implementing the store.

In this series of posts we will create an application using react and redux, in which we will handle relational data. In this first part we will be modelling the store.

Even though Angular has multiple core technologies which improve with no-effort how our bundle is generated, it's not strange size becomes a problem that require some sort of special caring. In this post we are going to analyze basic tips that ultimately lead to a lighter and snappier Angular application.