Angular and Wiz Are Better Together

You may know Angular as the web framework from Google, but Google actually has another web framework: Wiz. Both Angular and Wiz are used by thousands of engineers and thousands of apps inside of Google. Wiz is an internal framework that is used by some of the most popular Google products such as Search, Photos, Payments and many others. Over the last year we’ve been exploring ways for Angular to benefit from the performance of Wiz and Wiz to benefit from the developer experience of Angular.

Welcome to Pathways – Your first step toward developing for Apple platforms

Welcome to Pathways Your first step toward developing for Apple platforms. Pathways are simple and easy-to-navigate collections of the videos, documentation, and resources you’ll need to start building great apps and games. They’re the perfect place to begin your Apple developer journey — all you need is a Mac and an idea.
developer.apple.com/pathways/

Host and deploy Angular web app using Azure and Github

I am using Angular v17 and node v18.
In simple steps;
Goto azure portal.
Create a new resource of type “Static Web App”
I choose Github as Deployment source.

Regarding Angular v17, I had problems with the github deployment build actions:

  • Node was configured as v16 but angular v17 needs node v18
  • path to index.html for dist build could not be found

After Azure has created the static web app for Github deployment the following file is pushed into the repo:

.github/workflow/azure-static-web-apps-[*].yml

I hade to set the following values correctly:

app_location: "./" # App source code path
output_location: "./dist/gps-tracker/browser" # Built app content directory - optional

The output location should point to where the index.html file is located.
You should change the ‘gps-tracker’ to your application name. To find out exactly run ‘ng build’ locally and look into the created dist folder.

Regarding setting node version to 18: I added the following in the yml file:

env:
  NODE_VERSION: '18.x'

Print screen of node version setting:

Clean Architecture in .NET

Layers in Clean Architecture

Summary

Jason Taylor gives a superb explanation of Clean Architecture on this clip.

Domain and Application are central to the design. It’s the core of the system.

Presentation and Infrastructure belong to the outermost layer and are not dependent on each other. They only depend on Application.

Application only depends on Domain.

Domain has no dependencies.

Source: Clean Architecture. Jason Taylor gives a superb explanation… | by Oscar Olsson | Medium

.NET Managing Dependencies in Your Codebase: Top Tools and Best Practices

As software projects get more complex, managing dependencies becomes an increasingly critical task for developers. Dependencies, the external packages or libraries that your project relies on, can significantly impact your application’s security, maintainability and compatibility. This is particularly true in the .NET ecosystem, where projects often rely on a vast array of NuGet packages.
vslive.com/Blogs/News-and-Tips/2024/03/Managing-Dependencies.aspx?oly_enc_id=5912A0582689D0Y

CSS Selectors: A Visual Guide & Reference | fffuel

CSS Selectors: A Visual Guide ✨ Here’s a visual guide to the most popular CSS selectors. CSS selectors are patterns used in CSS to select and style HTML elements on a page, allowing us to dictate how styles apply to specific HTML elements. Along with traditional CSS selectors, we also have pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements. Great resource even for seasoned css selector wizards!
fffuel.co/css-selectors/