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Happy Tuesday! This week's digest of ng-newsletter brings us an example of a large company putting AngularJS in production, a look into the new Angular Router, and how AngularJS found itself in the conversation with isomorphic JavaScript. How we built the new BBC Homepage BY @ANDYHILLEL Have a look at Andrew explain how the BBC architected their homepage with micro-services on the back-end and AngularJS for the web UI. Read more » Tweet this Angular New Router BY @ANGULARJS The new router for Angular is ready to be test-driven in non-production apps. It's a leap forward even at its current state while missing some proposed APIs that will be fleshed out. Read more » Tweet this Want to see your job posted to thousands of frontend, AngularJS developers? Simply reply to this email or click here for more information » Mastering the Ionic Framework: Learn to Build & Deploy Native Speed HTML5 Based Apps BY @GOTHINKSTER Ionic has become synonymous with building hybrid mobile applications in the last year. Its appeal remains largely within the scope of web devs wanting to bring their ideas to life onto the devices they use daily. Thinkster does an awesome dive to prime anyone wanting to take the plunge. Read more » Tweet this Monthly Challenge: Mobile Development BY @FHEISLER Fletcher of TrackMaven walks us through how to build an Ionic application as well and prefaces it with a note about current and upcoming technologies, including React Native. It is a no frills post that shows what an app's code using Ionic is comprised of in a glance. Read more » Tweet this More Better Unified JavaScript BY @JEFFWHELPLEY Jeff of GetHuman, one of the web's tremendously useful sites, discusses some JavaScript ideas and approaches then and now, starting with isomorphic JavaScript and how Angular found itself beyond the browser's DOM. Read more » Tweet this Creating a Web App From Scratch Using AngularJS and Firebase: Part 2 BY @TUTSPLUS Angular and Firebase find themselves often considered for proof of concept applications. Angular handles forms well and this is what the second part of a two-part series from Tuts+ explores. Read more » Tweet this

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