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 →
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.
When people assumes that you built the project with Angular. If you just landed on this tutorial make sure to read part 1 to part 3 over here first: https://nerdic-coder.com/2018/04/21/stencil-tutorial-tour-of-heroes/ If you have not done part 3 yet, you can pick up the code from here to follow along in this part 4 of the tutorial: https://github.com/nerdic-coder/stencil-tour-of-heroes/tree/v3.0... Continue Reading →
Robin the hidden hero, just like service classes below the components surface! If you just landed on this tutorial make sure to read part 1 and part 2 over here first: https://nerdic-coder.com/2018/04/21/stencil-tutorial-tour-of-heroes/ If you have not done part 1 and 2 yet, you can pick up the code from here to follow along in this part... Continue Reading →
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