Knowing JS ES6 Series

Hi guys. I’ve been learning ES6 for quite some time now and have found it to be a lot refreshing and exciting. Thought of sharing whatever I’ve learned with you guys and I’ve planned to do it as a series, with each post concentrating on one aspect of the language in detail. This post is meant to just have links to all the posts so that you don’t miss any of them. See you in the posts.. 🙂

Posts

1. Knowing JS – ES6- var, let and const

Angular 2 – Hello World App – Typescript

Important Note: The post has been updated to RC 1

Hi guys. I’ve been working with Angular 2 for the past week, so thought I must share whatever I’ve learned. I’ll be writing a series of blog posts on Angular 2. What better way to start the series than to do an hello world app.. 😛 Let’s get started.

Sharing Data between Hybrid App and InAppBrowser

Hi there guys. I came across this requirement in my project where I had to share data between an Ionic app and the InAppBrowser. Though it seemed simple, it turned out to be quite something. So thought I should write this up as a blog. But before we start, I should warn you that this might seem a bit hacky but it is the only thing that works for now.. :P. So let’s get started.

Add Splash Screen and Change address bar color for your Website

Hi guys, in this article we will see how to add a splash screen to your website and also to change the theme color of your website’s address bar. This will give a more native feel to your website. Let see how to get it done.

Service Workers – Part 5 – Push Notifications

Hello guys..In this article we will see how to do push notifications using Service Workers. We will see a basic demo and then move on to a more complex one.

Service Workers – Part 4 – Background Sync

Hi there fellas…rollin’ on in our series on Service Workers, today we will see how to run background synchronization tasks using them. We’ll do a small demo to get a better understanding. Let’s get straight to it.

Service Workers – Part 3 – Communication between SW and Pages

Hi all…In this post we will see how to establish communication and share data between web pages and Service Workers. We will create a demo which will showcase the three types of communications possible. So let’s get started.

Service Workers – Part 2 – Offline Caching Patterns

In this post, we will see how to make use of the caching capabilities of Service Workers to provide a rich offline experience. Later down in the series I’ll try to provide a demo with an use case. For now, let us understand the different ways in which we can leverage the caching capabilities of Service Workers. So let’s get to it.

Service Workers – Part 1 – Introduction

Hi guys, off late there has been much fuss about a new tech standard called ‘Service Workers’, so much so, that Paul Linkan has gone on to state about them as:

‘The next big thing to happen after the link’ – Paul Linkan

I’ve been looking into, fidgeting, playing, testing and literally living Service Workers for the past two weeks. Finally, I’ve decided to put up a series on what can be done with them and what they bring to table as a part by part series, of which, this is the first part. The Introduction to Service Workers..TADA.. 😀

So let’s get started… 😀

Gulp Series – Part Six : Creating a live reload server

Hi there guys…we have reached the last part of the Gulp series. In this part, we will take forward all the things that we have learned so far and use it to create a live-reload server. A live reload server is one that automatically reloads the webpage once a change is made to JS, CSS or HTML files. This massively speeds up the development process. Let’s see how to get it done.