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An Intuitive Way To Organize Your ExpressJS Routes

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. The express-generator [https://www.npmjs.com/package/express-generator] is a useful tool for getting an app off

How To Properly Preserve Legacy URLs In Your Express App

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. Maybe the page you're looking for is there under a different name or maybe the content you're

How to persist URL hash fragments across a login redirect.

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 single page applications. In a couple of our single page apps we use Angular routes [https://docs.

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 sorts of things that change the state of the user experience. For instance, opening up modal dialogs