Some time ago I shared a set of useful Control Operators to use in the terminal and NPM scripts. This time I’ll show you a better solution for concurrent scripts.

This is a basic and useful pattern you should follow in every Angular application.

The routerLinkActive directive lets you add a class to an element when the current location matches a routerLink destination.

I want to share with you a couple of operators I find really useful when creating npm scripts.

You can create a free blog more easily than you think.

First tech post, yay! Writing code in Angular using Visual Studio Code is a real pleasure: syntax highlighting, autocompletion, Git integration, auto imports, and more. From time to time, though, you find some odd routes in your imports that can be improved using the tsconfig.json file.

Hello World! I’m David, welcome to frontpills.