Karsten Sitterberg, Author at JAXenter

Karsten Sitterberg

Karsten Sitterberg is a freelance developer, trainer and consultant for Java and web technologies. Karsten has a masters degree in physics and is an Oracle certified Java developer. Since 2012 he works with trion.

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There's no Ivy Renderer, but... Angular 7 is still exciting!

Angular 7 has arrived: An overview of all new features

#Angular

The seventh version of the JavaScript framework Angular has once again quite a lot to offer. Karsten Sitterberg goes into more detail about the the new features.

Angular and Docker, together at last

Build and test Angular apps using Docker

#Angular #docker

In this article, Karsten Sitterberg explains how you can create Angular CLI apps inside Docker containers.

Architecture for web clients

Implementing cross-cutting concerns in Angular 2 with TypeScript

#angular 2 #typescript

Many software projects involve cross-cutting concerns like logging, caching or security. Designing for these concerns is time well spent as these aspects tend to lead to duplicated or strongly coupled code. Accidental complexity and code that is hard to extend or maintain can occur when the proper design for these aspects is being neglected.

Taking Angular 2 for a spin

Awesome testing with NetBeans, Angular 2 and TypeScript

#angular 2 #netbeans #typescript

In this article, Karsten Sitterberg focuses on (unit-)testing Angular 2 components with Jasmine and Karma using TypeScript.

Plug-in from Everlaw makes Netbeans suitable for TypeScript

Typescript, Angular 2 and NetBeans IDE: An unbeatable trio

#javascript #netbeans #tutorials

Since Angular 2 has reached beta phase and the stability of its API should now be guaranteed, it is time to take a closer look at the framework. Thanks to a plug-in, it is now possible to use TypeScript in the NetBeans IDE.