One important aspect of building a frontend is testing your application against various kind of data that usually comes from some backend API. One way to make this easier is the ability to mock the data so you can work independently with the frontend part without the need of a real API being ready and... Continue Reading →
I have decided to jump on the #100DaysOfCode challenge, with the purpose to learn a few new stuff by working about an hour a day on it for 100 days and see where it ends up.
In this article I will show you how I created my own command lite interface with NodeJs. In my case I'm doing a CLI for Stencil.
Take a look at how I created a Stencil component and published it on the npmjs repository.
Learn to use HTTP requests with Typescript services behind Stencil components.
The Nerdic Coder 