Posts tagged with TypeScript - Steffen Dielmann

Benefits of Using TypeScript in Electron Applications

In the landscape of modern software development, creating cross-platform desktop applications can be a complex challenge. However, leveraging TypeScript within the Electron.js framework can significantly enhance development efficiency and application quality. In this article, we will explore the various benefits of using TypeScript in Electron.js applications, and provide actionable insights into how developers can effectively integrate this powerful combination

By Steffen Dielmann|2025-06-12T14:06:46+02:006. June 2025|Cross-Platform, Development, Electron|

Understanding Signals in Angular 19 for Developers

Angular has consistently evolved to meet the needs of developers, and one of the most exciting advancements in Angular 19 is the introduction of Signals. Signals offer a powerful way to manage state and facilitate component communication, making them essential for modern web development. This article explores Signals in Angular 19, detailing their functionality, features, and practical applications. Table

By Steffen Dielmann|2025-06-02T09:21:47+02:002. June 2025|Angular, Development|

Enhance Angular Testing with @testing-library/angular

As a fullstack web developer with extensive experience in Angular applications, understanding the nuances of effective testing is paramount. That's why today, we're delving into an essential tool for any Angular developer: @testing-library/angular. This library has emerged as a game-changer in simplifying the testing of Angular applications, providing a user-centric approach that enhances both reliability and maintainability of tests.

By Steffen Dielmann|2025-05-28T09:14:03+02:0027. May 2025|Angular, Development, Unit Testing|

Be careful with the spread syntax of ES6

The spread syntax is a JavaScript feature that really comes in handy for several use cases. Yet there are some caveats that you should be aware of when using it. What is the spread syntax? The spread syntax ... can be used together with JavaScript objects and iterables (such as arrays) in JavaScript ES6 or TypeScript. When using

By Steffen Dielmann|2022-12-13T21:38:12+01:0013. December 2022|Development|