Wes

Wes @wesgrimes

About: Director of Architecture, Chief Architect at Briebug. Google GDE for Angular/Web Tech. I’m a huge weather nerd. I’m here if you need help in Angular, ASP.Net Core, or best practices.

Location:
USA
Joined:
Feb 2, 2019

Wes
articles - 10 total

Wes Grimes joins Briebug as Director of Architecture, Chief Architect

An update on Wes and his new role at Briebug

Learn More 14 9Mar 27 '21

Why Choose NgRx?

A discussion on reasons to use NgRx for your enterprise applications.

Learn More 57 23Jan 26 '20

How to upgrade your Angular and NgRx Apps to v8

A detailed walkthrough on upgrading to Angular and NgRx 8 and making use of the new creator functions

Learn More 62 6Jun 14 '19

Managing File Uploads With NgRx

In this article, we will build a fully-functional file upload control that is powered by Angular and is backed by an NgRx feature store.

Learn More 34 3Apr 1 '19

A Deep Dive into Angular's NgOnDestroy

Understanding and overcoming limitations with how and when `ngOnDestroy` is called

Learn More 58 0Mar 29 '19

Angular Routing - Best Practices for Enterprise Applications

A collection of best practices for managing routes and lazy loading in large Angular applications

Learn More 14 7Feb 25 '19

Angular courses for you and your team, a review of Ultimate Courses

An in-depth review of Ultimate Courses, a training offering

Learn More 21 3Feb 22 '19

Automatically Remove All Unused Imports in a TypeScript Project

A way to automatically remove all unused TypeScript imports across all files in a project

Learn More 14 0Feb 14 '19

Building an AOT Friendly Dynamic Content Outlet in Angular

I'll show you how to build a special module with a dynamic component outlet that can be included and used anywhere in your application. This will provide a greater level of flexibility in structuring your Angular applications.

Learn More 16 0Feb 4 '19

NgRx — Best Practices for Enterprise Angular Applications

The following represents a pattern that I’ve developed at my day job after building several enterprise Angular applications using the NgRx library. I have found that most online tutorials do a great job of helping you to get your store up and running, but often fall short of illustrating best practices for clean separation of concerns between your store feature slices, root store, and user interface.

Learn More 40 14Feb 4 '19