This post will discuss best practices for managing communication among collaborating directives and illustrate these practices with an example 

In this tutorial I'm going to take you through building a simple authentication mechanism for AngularJS apps using JWTs (JSON web tokens) combined with local storage. 

The new i18n story in Angular

Internationalization support in Angular has been very poor so far. You might know that there’s anngLocalemodule you need to include, which is used by a couple components, likengPluralize,dateandcurrencyfilter to name a few, and that’s pretty much it. As we’ve already discussed, there’s so much more that comes into play when internationalizing an application, which is why there’s finally a new solution evolving that will bring first-class i18n support to the Angular framework. 

What is it?

webpack is a module bundler

webpack takes modules with dependencies and generates static assets representing those modules.

diving-webpack

ES7 gives us a new kind of function, the async function. Inside of an async function, we have a new keyword, await, which we use to "wait for" a promise 

Using Web Workers, we can run JavaScript processes concurrently (or at least, as close to concurrently as this language allows). The primary benefit of this approach is to handle the manipulation of data in background threads without interfering with the user-interface.