Twitter’s Progressive Web Application has this beautiful splash screen. Splash screens are awesome. In a PWA, having a splash screen mimics how a native application…
Add Angular Splash Screen
Posted in Javascript
Category: Javascript
Irrespective of the programming language or framework used, Obeying the Testing Goat is essential and leads to reduced error-prone programs or applications. Let’s put Mocha,…
IonicPage allows you to link to pages of your Ionic app directly via URL links in the browser. Therefore, a link such as localhost:8100/#/auth-login when entered…
My Recent Job Interview & What I Learned
Posted in Javascript, and Personal
As a web developer, I’ve had a fair share of job interviews. Some go well, others, not so well. In this article, I wish to…
Unifi Guest Voucher Check
Posted in Javascript, Personal, and Server
When I stopped using the Freeradius-cum-DDWRT-cum-Daloradius implementation for the Hotspot Login approach, it was so I could free my hands from any technicalities and whatnot…
Things move around often in the ongoing development of the Ionic 2 Framework. Although the framework draws its lifeblood from Angular 2, a few changes…
Updated 27 January: Ionic 2 Final, like the actual final, version 2.0.0, is here and ready. This article has been updated to reflect this change.…
Native apps, in general, are fast. Hybrid mobile apps, well, not very great in terms of speed, at least as it is popularly known to…
Angular 1 (Ionic 1) gave us the orderBy and filter filters for free. Angular 2 drops them for a couple of reasons. The points outlined in this…
[Update] Revamping DaloRADIUS for the Future
Posted in Javascript, Server, and Ubuntu
Update: So I’ve began work on the DaloRADIUS revamp I talk about. I called it RadiusNES, meaning Radius-Node-ESpress (Express JS) What changed? Instead of using…