#shared provider

Working With Shared Providers In A NativeScript Angular 2 App

When building a NativeScript application with Angular 2, there are certain scenarios where you might want to share functions and variables across the pages of the application.  There are other scenarios where you might want to pull similar functions into a class for code cleanliness.  Both of these scenarios would find value in using Angular 2 shared providers.

Shared providers can be injected…

Working With Shared Providers In An Ionic 2 Mobile App

When developing an Ionic 2 application there are often scenarios where it probably isn’t a good idea to include repetitive source code in multiple application pages.  A common example of this would be when it comes to database interaction in an Ionic 2 application.  Sure you could establish a connection to the database on every page and query it, but it would probably make more sense to use it…