This episode marks the premier of John Papa as permanent co-host of Yet 
Another Podcast (along with Jon Galloway as intermittent co-host)!
Joining John and me are Ted Neward. Ted is CTO of iTrellis Software, a Microsoft MVP and much-in-demand speaker. We talk about software architecture, AngularJS, and much else.
In a previous posting I introduced the critically important topic of Behavior Driven
Testing, but the example I gave was straight JavaScript rather than Angular. We’ll want to modify that example to be Angular, but to do so we need a bit more of the fundamentals under our belt.
Let’s return to the previous program and modify Index.html, which will be our opening page. This article continues here
Jon Galloway and I welcome Ward Bell and Elijah Manor to discuss the fundamentals
every serious JavaScript programmer should know.
In an earlier posting I discussed, briefly, why Angular is suddenly so popular, and demonstrated how to get started with Angular without writing a line of JavaScript. It’s time now to turn our attention to a slightly more realistic example.
Many lessons on Angular pay lip-service to the importance of unit-testing and test-driven development, but virtually none actually practice it. This series will buck that trend and teach Angular and testing Angular at the same time. In the long run, this will be faster and better than trying to tack testing on at the end.
You can read the next installment in this series here
We welcome Ari Lerner, author of NG-Book and Ward Bell and John Papa to discuss AngularJS and Ari’s comprehensive book on the topic.
It turns out that there are better ways to read than the way we learned as children.
Based on significant research, Flash Reading appears to be able to instantly increase your reading speed by 50% to 100% or more, while maintaining or increasing comprehension.
The general idea is to flash each word on the screen sequentially, pausing a bit for punctuation. Some more sophisticated incarnations slow down slightly for larger words.
It is almost shocking how quickly your brain can absorb the flashed words.
April 13-16, 2014 at JW Marriott Grande Lakes, Orlando Florida
I’m thrilled to say that I’ll be speaking at Angle Brackets. Angle brackets is “a 
conference for lovers of the Web.” It has been described as “the conference for those who miss Mix,” and it is co-located with DevIntersections: tickets for one get you full admission to the other.
This year’s speakers include
Last week I had the privilege of presenting on Angular at Live360. I’ve written up part of 
that presentation as a blog post here. In this blog post I describe how to get started with Angular and how to create your first Angular application with data binding and more.
As part of my emerging series on LINQ from Scratch, I’d like to take a small detour
today into what you do if you need the functionality of LINQ in your JavaScript program.
You can read my solution here.
I’ve posted the second in my emerging series on LINQ From Scratch here. This one is about deferred execution, a small but critical feature of LINQ.
An extraordinary roundtable…
Been holding off on publishing this until my Web API / Breeze course was ready for Pluralsight. Still not quite there, but I couldn’t wait any longer. Great conversation with some fascinating folks.
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