Gnome on the run

In your web application, you likely require a user to login to access some functionality. With Angular, we can implement this flow using route guards and the router to help manage redirects.
Basic Route Guard
Imagine we’re building a forum, and we want to ensure that a user is logged in before they can post a new message. You could have the following routes in your application....

I have recently taken the reigns and am working very hard on a new book, Angular in Action. Writing a book is a major effort, and I’m already near the half way mark. If you grab a copy of the book, please go to the forums as well and report back any...

I wrote an article for SitePoint about Angular 1.x Components and the type of best practices that should be considered when leveraging them. Here is the introduction, and you can read the rest on the site.
In this article, we’re going to dig into the design of components and how to put them to use inside of your applications. If you haven’t already started to use components in Angular 1, you can read about their syntax and design in one of our recent tutorials...

This is the fifth and final post in a tutorial series for Tuts+, and you’ll use Cordova to improve your app capabilities with hardware features.
In this tutorial, we cover:
how to setup cordova