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An Intuitive Way To Organize Your ExpressJS Routes
Express

An Intuitive Way To Organize Your ExpressJS Routes

One awkward situation I encounter every time I start a new app is how I should organize my routes. I've seen tons of examples and no two examples are ever really the same.

  • Alex Ford
    Alex Ford
3 min read
How To Properly Preserve Legacy URLs In Your Express App
Express

How To Properly Preserve Legacy URLs In Your Express App

We've all been there, trying to click a link in an article that's a few years old only to find that the link is broken and the destination site has undergone an upgrade.

  • Alex Ford
    Alex Ford
5 min read
How to persist URL hash fragments across a login redirect.
routing

How to persist URL hash fragments across a login redirect.

I just spent four hours figuring out the ins and outs of URL hash fragments [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragment_identifier]. On my team we use AngularJS to build some pretty cool

  • Alex Ford
    Alex Ford
5 min read
Asynchronous Code

How to Maintain Browser History When Using AJAX

One of the biggest problems when using AJAX [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming)] in web development is maintaining application state. In a javascript heavy site one might want to do all

  • Alex Ford
    Alex Ford
3 min read
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