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In your quest for the perfect build automation tool, you have probably come across Maven and Gradle – the two big players in the field. The decision here is no less tricky than picking just the right ingredients for that awesome holiday dish you might be thinking about … Read More

Step away from the leftovers and come take advantage of our Cyber Monday sale for Angular IDE, Webclipse, MyEclipse and more!   Thanksgiving is a great time for getting together with family, but perhaps more importantly, it’s about the SALES!  Whether it’s Buen Fin or Cyber Monday, we all … Read More

Java is a fun language to develop in but at scale it can give you headaches. One can run into a number of problems that can affect the way a Java app runs. In this article we’ll touch on some common areas for performance issues and share some … Read More

With Bitcoin’s record-breaking surge past the $7000 mark, we thought this would the perfect time to build a cryptocurrency dashboard with Angular. Cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange, using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional … Read More

If you have kept true to JavaScript (JS), using TypeScript (TS) doesn’t represent abandoning a good old friend. It’s simply moving on to its typed superset – basically, getting JS with optional static types, which gets you the best of both worlds (the JS flexibility and strengthened TS … Read More

Testing is one of the most important aspects of the modern application development process. Today, high quality, robust applications are the norm; nobody appreciates a buggy application. This article will walk you through testing your Angular application using capabilities that are already part of your Angular project. Creating … Read More

Often, when developing Angular applications, you do not have the backing REST APIs ready for testing. To avoid having to digress into developing web services, or being blocked, waiting for your back end team to provide them, you can use JSON server to provide a “fake” API. This … Read More

Front-end developers, rejoice – after a short delay, the Angular 5 release is scheduled for October 23rd!Update (November 1st): It’s finally here! After ten release candidates, Angular version 5.0.0, “pentagonal-donut”, has been released.Update (October 31st): Well, we’re still waiting for Angular version 5, and we’re now at 5.0.0 … Read More

IntroductionLet’s say you have an advanced backend system, for which you wish to develop a modern Angular frontend, or, perhaps it’s not your backend, but something public like Facebook, and you want to develop a site using some of its exposed APIs. Of course, you want to do … Read More

Note: This blog was updated on October 11th, 2017 to reflect the release of Oxygen 1a which includes Java 9 support.The Java 9 GA release is just a few weeks old, and you can start developing with Java 9 in Eclipse, right now! All you need to do … Read More