Lazy-loading of routes is directly supported in the current Angular platform and they are very easy to organize with NgModules. Additional performance benefits may be realized from the platform by employing AOT (Ahead Of Time) compilation of…
I’ve been grateful for the many problem submissions to the Typescript Programming Test Problems repo. It’s been a fun exercise and hopefully useful to new programmers as well as veterans interested in Typescript. Some of the problems…
Most of my prior Angular 2 demos focused on one or two specific features of the platform and/or integration of third-party code with an Angular 2 application. Since lazy-loading of routes is an important consideration for…
I’m in the process of updating the Angular 2 Three Stooges Tribute demo (that covered how to use the component router and implement your own Redux-style model) to the production release and a full-stack implementation. The…
Just a quick note to announce that I’ve finally updated the Typescript Programming Test Problems repo to use Typescript 2.0. Handling of 3rd party library typings has been streamlined and is in line with best practices….
If you have followed blog posts on the Typescript Math Toolkit function graphing engine, then you may have seen this screen shot from the engine’s predecessor (the Javascript Math Toolkit). The red circular sprites are draggable…
I’m making very good progress on the Typescript Math Toolkit Function Graphing Engine, so I thought it would be a good time for a comprehensive update. The FGE contains a large number of independent components, some of…
I just finished the V1.0 math package for the Typescript Math Toolkit. The final holdout was the random integer in range class and a supporting (seeded) RNG. The problem of computing a pseudo-random integer in a…
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