Inspired by Piotr’s article I decided to play a little with the Bitbucket as an alternative to the GitHub. The thing that I really like about it, is that there’s no need to use any 3rd part CI tool such as TravisCI since Bitbucket offers its own build pipeline. Of course, I wanted to test it as soon as possible, so I created very simple Aurelia application using its CLI and I pushed my changes. My basic pipeline file (with the *.yml extension) presented as follows:   ...

In today’s post, we are going to explore another feature of the Aurelia framework or more precisely aurelia-fetch-client. So, in many cases, it would be nice to perform some specific actions when doing an AJAX request. For instance, before sending a request we want to log it into browser database like PouchDb. A more common example is calling a toastr on some error like 404, 500, 401. The problem with such a scenarios is that many developers duplicate their code in every single request/callback so they b...

In the previous post, I presented to you the Aurelia – new, great JavaScript framework created by Rob Eisenberg. We also used its Command Line Interface (CLI) to create new Aurelia project with all its dependencies, unit tests, and HTTP server. As I announced back then, we’re going to play with CLI to generate some code inside our project. So, let’s get started!Aurelia CLI generator Okay, before our implementation, let’s find out what kind of code we can generate using Aurelia’s CLI. To do that, just ty...

Ostatnio podcast trochę przycichł, ale teraz powraca z kolejnym, ciekawym tematem! Moim gościem był nie kto inny jak Jakub Jędryszek – programista w firmie Microsoft, który obecnie pracuje nad nowym portalem Azure. Mimo tego naszym dzisiejszym temtem nie były technologie około Microsoftowe, a… Aurelia, czyli nowy framework JavaScript. Czy jest to twór jakich pełno na rynku? Do czego w ogóle służy? Posłuchajcie, a wszelkie Wasze wątpliwości zostaną rozwiane Zachęcam Was do zadawania pytań Kubie w komenta...

Last Saturday I had a pleasure to speak at Seattle Code Camp. It was an amazing event, which was free. There were over 50 talks, 500 attendees, and raffle with many prizes, e.g., Microsoft Surface Pro 3! Check out videos, code, and slides from my talks!