Genuitec's Blog: MyEclipse

Often, when developing Angular applications, you do not have the backing REST APIs ready for testing. To avoid having to digress into developing web services, or being blocked, waiting for your back end team to provide them, you can use JSON server to provide a “fake” API. This … Read More

Front-end developers, rejoice – after a short delay, the Angular 5 release is scheduled for October 23rd!Update (November 1st): It’s finally here! After ten release candidates, Angular version 5.0.0, “pentagonal-donut”, has been released.Update (October 31st): Well, we’re still waiting for Angular version 5, and we’re now at 5.0.0 … Read More

IntroductionLet’s say you have an advanced backend system, for which you wish to develop a modern Angular frontend, or, perhaps it’s not your backend, but something public like Facebook, and you want to develop a site using some of its exposed APIs. Of course, you want to do … Read More

In his keynote at the JavaOne Conference, James Governor said, “Things have changed in the Java ecosystem, probably more in the past three weeks, than they have in the previous thirteen years.” Now JavaOne has only just ended, and we’re still trying to sift through the vast volumes … Read More

Is there a little code snippet that is just driving you crazy? Or would you like a detailed collaborative session even before you dive in? There are different ways of sharing your code to get another developer to get involved. Read on for more!Simply Share with SlackSo how … Read More

In the coding world, collaboration has been taking place in the form of coding parties, retreats or hackathons, and, more recently, through new technologies that allow for virtual exchanges. Many might argue long and hard, giving preference to one over the other, but what’s the deal behind each … Read More