Hacking $http
Friday, 1:30 PM
Angular $http is a great interface for making HTTP requests. It is configurable, easy-to-use and comes out of the box with each version of Angular. HTTP Interceptors give the $http service a whole new level of usability by allowing app wide configuration of the standard $http request. With Interceptors you can customize request headers, parse XML responses, and even implement a request retry service all without changing the already defined $http() function call!
Come and we’ll dive into everything you need to know to get up and running with HTTP Interceptors!
About Josh Crowther
My name is Josh Crowther and I’m a MEAN stack developer working for FamilySearch in Orem, Utah. I’m a self-proclaimed nerd and have been programming all of my sentient life. My specific areas of interest are currently: Polymer WebComponents, Angular.js, MEAN Stack Applications, and Gulp. When NOT coding I can be found on the basketball court, playing ultimate frisbee, asleep, or eating (not a whole lot of time for anything else).
I’m crazy about everything Web Development related and love every day I get to work with it.
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