JavaScript developers tend to use Literal notation of Objects rather than Classes (Prototype or Constructor according to ECMAScript 5) that is fine as long as you are sure that your project is small and bit of things to do in client side, but when we are talking about fully single page applications that means thousands […]

Working with literal notationed objects in angularJs is fine but when the codebase is getting bigger and bigger doing that create problems, specially when you are working with a REST API. Because the Structure of an Object generated after consuming a particular REST api is not defined within the project in the above approach, so […]