JHipster is an open source application generator used to develop modern web applications and microservices using Angular and Spring framework. The tool generates Java stack on the server side(Spring Boot) and responsive front-end(Angular) on the client side. JHipster 4.0 supporting Angular2 and after that JHipster 4.2 supported Angular 4 versions. It can cover more scenarios if it supports any popular
Continue readingWhat’s new in PrimeNG 4.2 release
After two months, PrimeNG released 4.2 version with some new features and around 200 defect fixes. The notable features are rewrites for Terminal using service, Message service for Growl and messages, button bar(Today and Clear buttons) and date template for Calendar component, item template for MultiSelect, loading indicator for DataTable and autoComplete components and floating feature for input components and
Continue readingAngular’s official internationalization(i18n) support
In the previous blog post series, we have seen how to achieve the internationalization support using ngx-translate library. Please read this post if you didn’t read yet. In this blog post, you will see how to achieve it through Angular’s official i18n tools. “Internationalization is the process of designing a software application so that it can potentially be adapted to various languages
Continue readingWhat’s new in JHipster 4.6 release
JHipster announced it’s new release 4.6 version on yesterday. This includes some of the major improvements such as Angular 4.0 support, upgrade Gradle 4 and RTL support.Let us see one by one. You can upgrade in both automatic and manual ways. AutoUpgrade: Upgrade your version of JHipster: yarn global upgrade generator-jhipster 2. Run the upgrade sub-generator: jhipster upgrade Manual
Continue readingNested JSON structure usage with PrimeNG DataTable
PrimeNG DataTable is the most popular and complex component with it’s vast features. In real-time applications, we will use HTTP module to retrieve the data from remote data sources. Most of the time we will imagine that the result JSON structure would be interpreted as flatten type. For example, the list of browser model object’s JSON structure would be written
Continue readingAngular 4.2 release: General and Animation features
Angular 4.2 was released three weeks back itself. The community aware of this release and upgraded in their many projects as well. But from my observation, the release specific features are still not used in most of the projects. Even though this release is not a major one there are many useful features to the Angular community. This release is
Continue readingWhat’s new TypeScript 2.4
This is my first blog post on TypeScript open source programming language. I really impressed with the TypeScript benefits after working with Angular framework for quite some time. Of course, it is also very popular in other JS based frameworks such as ExpressJS, ReactJS, VueJS and so on. If you have prior knowledge on Object-Oriented Programming(OOPs) based languages(for example, java)
Continue readingWhat’s new in PrimeNG 4.1 release
Angular 4.0 major version was released exactly two months back (i.e, March 2017) by following the semantic versioning process. Thereafter many minor releases came out and will continue till the next major release 5.0 which will expected to release on Sept 2017. PrimeNG releases also in-synch with the Angular major releases. PrimeNG 4.0 was released immediately(First week of May 2017)
Continue readingAngular and PrimeNG i18n using ng2-translate
The internationalization(i18n) support place a significant role in the web applications to improve the user base from different regions and languages. “Internationalization is the process of designing a software application so that it can potentially be adapted to various languages and regions without engineering changes”. Officially, Angular team supports this internationalization using i18n tools.Internally it uses ngx-i18n tools for the
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