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Angular 19: The Most Transformative Angular Release Yet

Published: May 2025By Jesse Sanders, CEO of Briebug Angular 19 Angular 19, released in November 2024, is one of the most significant updates in the framework’s recent history. This version brings performance, developer experience, and scalability to the forefront —...

State of the Art: Angular State Management with NgRx SignalStore

State management is a cornerstone of modern Angular application development, ensuring consistency, scalability, and maintainability of the application state. While the traditional NgRx Store has long been a go-to solution, NgRx SignalStore emerges as a modern...

How to Use CodePush in React Native

Introduction So you’ve got a React Native application and things are going well: you write code and when you’re ready to release to your customers, you create your Google Play and App Store builds, fill in all the information, submit your builds and now you wait for...

Mastering Vue 3 Components: A Comprehensive Guide for Software Developers

One of the most powerful features of Vue is the ability to create custom components that can be easily reused across different parts of your application. Whether you're a seasoned Vue.js developer or just getting started with the framework, mastering Vue components...

Typed Forms in Angular 14+

Typed Forms are finally here! Bundled within the massive list of changes that were rolled out in Angular 14 was one of the most highly requested features, going back 4+ years on the request boards. As Angular is one of the only natively TypeScript frameworks it makes...

A Comparison of Angular, React, and Vue

Angular: The Full-Featured Framework As the landscape of web development continues to evolve, choosing the right framework for building modern applications has become increasingly crucial. Among the numerous options available, Angular, React, and Vue stand out as the...

Reactive State Management with async/await, NgRx ComponentStore, and Signals

In the ever-evolving world of frontend development, simplicity contributes to building robust and maintainable applications. As new paradigms and patterns evolve to enhance our workflows it’s common to see capability and complexity increase at the same pace. In this...

Intro to React Form Libraries

Intro Have you ever started a brand-new React project and thought, “Which form library should I use?” Or maybe you are in an existing projecting thinking, “There has to be a better way to do this.” The freedom within React to choose your own tools is a great feature,...

Angular Seed and Its Successors

Preface Starting a new project can be a lot of work. You need to create a repo, install dependencies, configure build tools, and last but not least begin work on the base of your application and/or library. This can take hours or even days to set up properly....

Why UX Designers Should Care About Table Relationships

As a product designer working within cross-functional teams, I'm exposed to many different roles—each with their own goals. For example, as a visual designer, I prioritize aesthetics. Frontend developers aim for code efficiency and maintainability. Business...

Getting started with Apollo + GraphQL in Angular

Angular, Apollo, Frontend, GraphQL

What is the Apollo Client? Apollo is an open source GraphQL client built for Javascript and includes comprehensive integrations with Angular, React and Vue. The Angular Apollo Client integrates with RxJs and Observables out of the box and many of the patterns used by...

Getting Started With Micro FrontEnds and Angular

Angular, Frontend, Micro FrontEnds

Micro Frontends (MFE) are the idea that a Single Page Application (SPA) can be divided into separate specialized sections that give independent teams end-to-end ownership. This gives development teams the autonomy to complete their work independently.Choosing Micro...

Basics of the React Router

Frontend, React, Router, Typescript

UX for Developers: The #1 Biggest Issue With Most Designs

UX/UI

Over the years, I’ve had a lot of developers ask me questions about what I do. One question I’ve heard quite a lot is: “We already know what we need, and we’ve done this kind of thing before, so why not just start building it?”. Even though UX is not the primary...

A Guide to The 5 Agile Scrum Ceremonies

Agile, Agile Ceremonies, Project Management, Scrum

Agile is an umbrella term for the iterative software development framework. It allows for flexibility and quicker product delivery. While more companies shift to the agile framework, there are multiple methodologies that can be used in the Agile world but, for today,...

Why User Flows Play a Critical Role in the UI/UX Design Process

UX/UI

Nothing felt out of the ordinary. It was a normal Monday, and we were presented with the roadmap for the next three months. It was filled with no surprises; everything was rolled forward from the previous quarter or pulled from the backlog. But one of the ideas...

Foundations of Functional Programming in Java/TypeScript (Part 1)

Frontend, Functional, JavaScript, Typescript

What is functional and what are functions? Functional programming. You've probably heard the term. You may even have dabbled in it. If you are a veteran, this article will not provide any useful new knowledge. Otherwise, keep reading, and start your journey into the...

Foundations of Functional Programming in Java/TypeScript (Part 2)

Frontend, Functional, JavaScript, Typescript

Function Implementations & Mutability In the first in this series, we started with the most foundational of foundations: What functional programming is, is not, and what functions are, and how to describe them. For most programmers this may have been somewhat...

Foundations of Functional Programming in Java/TypeScript (Part 3)

Frontend, Functional, JavaScript, Typescript

Higher order functions and currying! In the first two articles in this series, we started with the most foundational of foundations: What functional programming is, is not, and what functions are, and how to describe them. We also covered key tenets of implementing...

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