Developer - Georg Hoeller

16 Jan 2023

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[Angular] Routing Helper - a Typesafe Routing Attempt

It always bothered me that you have to define the routing paths as strings. If a route changes, you have to change all references manually. There must be a better way! Routing Constants The constants are for your specific app - here you can define a class which represents your

4 Jan 2023

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[ASP.NET Core 6.0 | Angular] Hosting with Ionos

Update for my previous posts about hosting an angular frontend and ASP.NET Core 6 backend. Prerequirements: * active ionos windows hosting subscription * asp.net core 6 project * buildable angular project Ionos Setup Open up your favorite FTP client and connect it to your ionos webspace. Create two new folders -

14 Dec 2022

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Transition from Windows to Mac - Frontend Developer

My Windows journey started with Windows 98 I think, maybe Windows 95. Now it is the end of 2022 and I was in need for a new laptop. I have been searching for weeks for a suitable windows notebook, tested an Asus ROG X13 but sent it back because hardware

23 Apr 2022

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[Angular] Native iOS and Android App - Capacitor

In this blog post we will go through the initial process of how to convert an existing angular project into a cross-platform project. Our focus is on iOS and Android. In addition to this, I show you how to speed up developing and especially testing the app. Setup * Code Editor

3 Apr 2022

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[Angular | nx.dev] Adding NGRX - State Management

Recently I uploaded a post about creating a single project workspace structure using nx.dev and angular. Now it's time to add ngrx [ngrx.io] to our newly created project. I will continue with the project structure from the previous post. [Angular | nx.dev] Single Project Workspace StructureThe concept of

15 Mar 2022

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[nx.dev | Angular] Libraries as Git Submodule - DRY Principle

Recently I published a post about my single project workspace structure using nx.dev. I mention that we are able to stick to the DRY principle even if we don't use nx.dev as a mono repo! [Angular | nx.dev] Single Project Workspace StructureThe concept of a monorepo is great

1 Mar 2022

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[Angular | nx.dev] Single Project Workspace Structure

The concept of a monorepo is great but not always doable because of all sorts of circumstances. For me the critical point always is git - I want each project to have its own repository! But this doesn't mean you can't use a monorepo framework for a single project. We

6 Jan 2022

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[Angular] Hosting with IONOS

Update: [ASP.NET Core 6.0 | Angular] - Hosting with IonosUpdate for my previous posts about hosting an angular frontend and ASP.NET Core 6 backend. Prerequirements: * active ionos windows hosting subscription * asp.net core 6 project * buildable angular project Ionos Setup Open up your favorite FTP client and connect

25 May 2021

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[ASP.NET Core] Hosting with IONOS

Update: [ASP.NET Core 6.0 | Angular] - Hosting with IonosUpdate for my previous posts about hosting an angular frontend and ASP.NET Core 6 backend. Prerequirements: * active ionos windows hosting subscription * asp.net core 6 project * buildable angular project Ionos Setup Open up your favorite FTP client and connect