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Handling CPU-Intensive Work Using Web Workers In Angular

By Jay Raj | 6 min readWeb workers are great for improving the performance of web applications. They can be used in Angular to handle CPU-intensive tasks.
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How to Auth Lazily-Loaded Routes in Angular

By Chidume Nnamdi | 4 min readAngular has built-in features to validate routing and HTTP request validation, but it takes some extra steps to ensure that they are properly secured.
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Creating a Secure Role-Based App Using Angular Route Guard

By Jay Raj | 6 min readSetting up permissions based on user roles is a common use case in web apps. In this post, we explore how to set up secure routes with Angular route guard.
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Getting Started with Observables in Angular

By Ajdin Imsirovic | 6 min readLet's put Angular Observables under the microscope - understanding how they handle data streams and seeing them in action in some example scenarios!
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Setting Up Angular Server-Side Rendering (SSR)

By Ahmed Bouchefra | 5 min readServer-side rendering can bring several benefits to performance and SEO. In this post, we explain how to create an Angular Universal app with SSR.
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How To Build Authentication in Angular Using Node and Passport

By Jay Raj | 7 min readPassport.js provides a simple authentication middleware that you can use with Node.js. Learn how to use it to easily add authentication to your Angular app.
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Creating a Desktop App Powered by Electron and Angular

By Jay Raj | 6 min readGet started building apps for desktop devices in JavaScript using Electron! In this tutorial, we show how to integrate it with Angular.
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Creating a Sales Dashboard Using Angular and Google Charts

By Jay Raj | 9 min readThe Google Charts service enables you to create dynamic dashboards in your own apps. Learn how to create a sales dashboard using Angular 7!
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Create an Ionic 4 PWA with Capacitor

By Ahmed Bouchefra | 7 min readIn this tutorial, we’ll learn to build a Progressive Web Application (PWA) with Ionic 4 and Capacitor and take advantage of the many benefits of PWAs.
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