In my previous post, I shared an Employee Directory application built with Ionic 2. In this post, I share another Ionic 2 sample application: ContactManager is similar to EmployeeDirectory, but instead of using in-memory data, it uses the Salesforce REST APIs to retrieve contacts from Salesforce. Instead of its version 1 custom module infrastructure, Angular […]
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Sample Application with Ionic 2
October 26, 2015 in AngularJS, Ionic, Sample App, Tutorial
The first public alpha of Ionic 2 was announced last week at Angular Connect. Check out the announcement blog post. To experiment with Ionic 2 (and Angular 2), I created a new version of the Employee Directory application I wrote when I first explored Ionic almost two years ago. Try It Here Click here to […]
Employee Directory Sample App with React and Node.js
December 19, 2014 in Node.js, React, React.js, Sample App, Tutorial
A couple of weeks ago, I shared an Employee Directory sample application built with React in seven steps. Employee directory is a mobile app that allows you to look up employees by name, view the details of an employee, and call, text, or email an employee. In this post, I share a new version of […]
New Salesforce Tutorial for Developers
June 25, 2014 in Salesforce, Tutorial
Based on my own experience learning the Salesforce platform a few months ago, I put together a tutorial for developers new to Salesforce development. The objective was to boil down a sometimes intimidating number of features to some of the core concepts you need to know to get started quickly and efficiently. The list of […]
Tutorial: HTML Templates with Mustache.js
December 20, 2011 in HTML 5, JavaScript, JQuery, Mustache.js, Tutorial
} When developing modern HTML applications, you often write a lot of HTML fragments programmatically. You concatenate HTML tags and dynamic data, and insert the resulting UI markup into the DOM. Here is a random code example of this approach: The proliferation of this kind of code throughout your application comes with some downsides. The […]
Building Apps with jQuery and JAX-RS – Sample App
November 9, 2011 in Java, JAX-RS, JQuery, Sample App, Tutorial
In my previous post, I discussed the process of building RESTful services in Java using JAX-RS and Jersey. As an example, I shared a web application that provides a simple RESTful API for an Employee directory application: /rest/employees — Returns all employees /rest/employees/1 — Returns an employee identified by id (employee 1 in this case) […]
