My company - Odecee - has kindly sponsored my attendance of ngConf 2015 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Woo-hoo!

There are lots of things that have tripped me up with Angular. This post is intended to be a list of all of the things that have tripped me up, with relevant links

There are many different kinds of directives. When you’re starting out with Angular, it can be really difficult to know what kind of directive you need and how to write it correctly. This article aims to classify the main types of directives, their key features, when to use them and how to write them.

UPDATE August 2nd 2014: The Australia Post mobile site has been deemed AA compliant with respect to the WCAG accessibility guidelines!

This page is dedicated to documenting some of the lessons learnt while implementing accessibility on iOS devices for the Australia Post mobile site.

OK, so I finally understand why it’s bad to use sudo npm install.

On Monday 23rd June, I was privileged to attend the first AngularJS Melbourne Meetup
as a guest speaker. Thanks to Alex for organising the event. It was a great night!

The Problem

You want to keep your code DRY and/or you want to keep data separate form your code.

One of the great features of GitHub is that it allows you to host static content. This post looks at how this blog is published to GitHub.

I have been developing a website for a top-tier client in Melbourne. The site is built using AngularJS (v1.1.5 as of time of writing), SASS, Compass and GruntJs to pull it all together. The development team consisted of myself as lead dev, Mario Skouros, Peter Mescalchin and Steven Yip, with assistance from Michael Black and Vlado Grancaric. Well done guys!

This post explains how I got live-reloading to work with Grunt.