Pierre Bouillon articles - 45 total
My First Book: Modern Web Development with Angular
Hi everyone! This is a bit of an off-topic post, breaking from my Angular-related content series, to...
Using GitHub as an Authentication Provider in Your Angular App with PocketBase
Authentication is always a delicate subject since it is one of the core layers guarding your...
Synchronized Web Storage with Signals
Working with local storage in JavaScript is both very easy and sometimes frustrating. While being...
Efficient Patterns for Effects
Angular's signals have been quite a revolution since they came out, from new state management...
Handling Pagination with StateAdapt
In a previous article, I covered how to paginate data using NgRx Component Stores ...
Client Side Caching With Interceptors
Angular is known for the vast amount of built-in feature it has, but sometimes we only use a few of...
What's New in StateAdapt 2.0.0
Three weeks ago, StateAdapt released a new major version. The main changes here is a rework of the...
What is going on here? Getting Started With Logging in Angular
Logging is a fairly common topic in the software industry. Unfortunately it is not so much in the...
The Moq-gate: You Either Die a Hero...
Recently on the r/dotnet Reddit community, a new post has been published with an alarming title: Does...
Rendering Svelte Components as Web Components in Angular: A Step by Step Guide
Svelte is growing and has rapidly gain interest through the previous years as shown in the previous...
Implementing a Konami Code Easter Egg in Svelte by Leveraging Svelte Stores
The Konami Code is a originally a cheat code that now belongs to the pop culture. It's a fairly...
What's New in Svelte 4: Performance Boosts and Streamlined Development
On the 22th of June, Svelte has announced its new major release. Even if it is presented as "mainly...
Demystifying Angular Route Guards: A Beginner's Guide to Secure Navigation
When building a web application, chances are that you will have some routing involved at some...
Optimize your Angular app's user experience with preloading strategies
Performance optimization is a critical aspect of creating a successful Angular app. Slow loading...
Various ways to make an Input mandatory in Angular
When creating a new component, we often build it around specific inputs and, in some cases, that...
Reusable component store for pagination using generics
In the last article we created a component store using NgRx to handle the pagination of todo...
Handling pagination with NgRx component stores
NgRx is a popular state management library for Angular and is widely used to implement the Redux...
Getting started with integration testing for your Minimal API
Minimal APIs have been around for quite some times now and have considerably reduced the amount of...
Help, my Angular bundle is growing
When building an Angular application, things are usually pretty smooth. However, as time goes by and...
A small .NET template to back you up
As usual, for December, the Advent of Code challenge has once again started this year. I've been...
Taking your Angular app to (code) space 🌌
Having multiple computers on which I am working, I often have to switch between one environment and...
Building your own form fields the Angular way with control value accessors
Angular forms are powerful and, well known, can be used in a way that greatly simplify your own forms...
Virtual URL navigation using vanilla JavaScript
I came upon an issue on a GitHub project where the maintainer wanted to dynamically change the...
Understanding identity in .NET
Understanding how .NET is manipulating the concept of identity can be very harsh and confusing,...
Cleaner CSS in your component templates with Tailwind and Headwind
TailwindCSS is not to present anymore: the utility-first CSS framework has gone a long way and is now...
Using the new INumber type to generify math functions in .NET 7
.NET 7 is just around the corner and is already bringing a lot Among those improvements, a small...
Smarter conditions with flags and enums
Enumeration are commonly used to define a set of mutually exclusive values (ex: colors, days of the...
Dynamically sorting an IQueryable
A couple of days ago, I faced a situation where an incoming request may require its result to be...
Reduce your tests cognitive complexity with AutoFixture
When unit testing your components, you may often be in a situation when you must provide several...
Configuring dependency injection in your .NET console application
Dependency injection is a widely used concept in most of the .NET applications. One reason for it may...