In the previous video we added the capability of creating and editing bookmarks. We will now refactor our form functionality into a separate component as a means of keeping that concern contained within its own context...
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Jermaine OppongAngularDart Tutorial #2: Create and Edit Functionality
In the previous tutorial we built our scaffold component and implemented the delete functionality for our bookmarks. We will now implement the features of creating and editing bookmarks. We will use the Bootstrap UI...
AngularDart Tutorial: Let’s Build a Bookmark Manager (Part 1)
In this video series we will be looking at the AngularDart framework, building a Bookmark Manager to store our favourite clippings from the web. This single page app will allow us to perform the usual CRUD operations...
How to use Toastr notifications in an AngularDart web application
In this video we will look at the Toastr notifications jQuery plugin and demonstrate how to use this JavaScript solution in a Dart web application. As part of transitioning into the AngularDart video series, we will...
Highlight.js–Get started in Dart
In this article we will look at the Highlight.js library and reproduce the examples in Dart using the js interop package. We will also learn about using Web Workers to run code highlighting. This will improve page...
How to use Streams in Dart (Part 2)
In Part 1 of the series, we learnt what Streams were and looked at two ways we would be interacting with them. We also looked at the flexibility of handling Streams with the StreamController<T> type and libraries...
How to use Streams in Dart (Part 1)
The concept of Streams have proved to be a challenging topic to understand for most programmers diving into Dart (or any other language for that matter), partly because it takes a couple of tries along with examples to...
fullPage.js–Get started in Dart
In today’s tutorial we will learn how to use the fullPage.js presentation library in a Dart web project. We will be using the js package by the Dart team to achieve this. Setup Install stagehand and generate a web...
React.js–Get started in Dart #3
In Part 2 we continued looking at the React documentation examples while implementing them in Dart. We began by refactoring the createReactClass function to use named parameters in an attempt to simplify the writing of...
React.js–Get started in Dart #2
In Part 1 of this series, we built our Greeting component that took a name parameter and rendered this onto the screen. Here’s what the snippet for this looked like: var Greeting = createReactClass({ "render":...
