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This week community member Ryan Chenkie shows us how to implement JWT Authentication in Aurelia. Ryan is a full-stack developer from Canada who works for Auth0 as a Tech Writer where he provides in-depth tutorials and seed projects for the newest frameworks such as Angular 2, React, and Aurelia as well as other modern web technologies. 
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In the previous episode I covered different parts of aurelia-flux. This time, I would like to get you through creating a fully working reactive Aurelia application. Let us start with the simple Todo List application and we'll see where we can get to.
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Expanding our Aurelia Reddit client, Aurelia core team member, Vildan Softic, demonstrates how to extend HTML by leveraging custom elements and attributes.
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Aurelia employs several strategies when observing object properties. The best strategy is chosen depending on the features of the browser and the type of object/property being observed. Here's a run-down of the techniques used, in order of priority.
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The new direction Angular 2.0 is taking created a lot of discussion in the community. Some people love it, some people hate it. Most people agree there is room for simplification, performance enhancements and native support of new language features. Not everyone likes the way Angular 2.0 is picking these up though. There is an alternative direction: Aurelia. In this talk, we'll do a side-by-side comparison and have the audience answer the question: Should you keep all your eggs in the Angular basket?
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Why should we even bother with reactive programming? Well, we all do care about writing testable, loosely coupled code, but are our dependencies really loose? Imagine that you have a working piece of code implementing particular business logic, and you would like to connect a new feature into the flow. If your code isn't reactive yet, you would have to add more "if-ology" to it, causing you to have to change the existing code base - that is not what I believe loosely coupled dependencies look like. How can the reactive, unidirectional Flux pattern help?
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Recently, Joe Eames had a nice PluralSight webinar demonstrating some of the features of Angular 2.0. We thought "Wouldn't it be cool to see the same app built with Aurelia?" It seemed like a good opportunity to show what we feel makes Aurelia so easy-to-use and efficient. The RulesIn order to ensure that this is an even and accurate comparison, we set some ground rules:
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There seems to be a community forming behind Aurelia, so I figured I'd give it a try and build something of manageable complexity. I landed on a treeview component since it requires me to touch upon several of the different binding types in addition to recursive templates. The treeview supports recursive rendering of a few U.S. states with cities and boroughs. There is also support for expand/collapse of nodes with children. Aurelia is a modern framework, with support for ES6 out of the box, which requires some setup to get transpiling and the rest of the development environment up and running. In order to simplify the process I recommend downloading the provided skeleton project and use it as a baseline. Aurelia is still a new framework, but the documentation on their website is already impressive and answered most of my questions.
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