Tutorial by Topics: web

All examples that fetch data from a remote URL, has to have "Internet (client)" capability checked in the Package.appxmanifest. For examples that only manipulate local data it's not necessary.

Be sure to add the following header to the post request. Otherwise the request will fail: Content-Type: application/json

I mainly requested this topic because I could not find any information on setting up multiple API routes with the Angular2-In-Memory-Web-Api. Ended up figuring it out myself, and figured this might be helpful to others.

The Web Audio API is a W3C standard for lower level access to the audio system than the standard <audio>-tag, via a high level API. Use cases includes games, art, audio synthesis, interactive applications, audio production and any application where fine-grained control of the audio data is ...

Unlike SOAP and the WS- stack, which are specified as W3C standards, REST is really a set of principles for designing and using web-based interface. REST / RESTful applications rely heavily on other standards: HTTP URI, URL XML, JSON, HTML, GIF, JPEG, and so forth (resource representations) ...

WebSocket is a protocol which allows for communication between the client and the server/endpoint using a single TCP connection. WebSocket is designed to be implemented in web browsers and web servers, but it can be used by any client or server application. This topic about the Java APIs for web...

When you use a web component in your Angular 2 template, angular will try to find a component with a selector matching the custom tag of the web component - which it of course can't and will throw an error. The solution is to import a "custom elements schema" in the module that holds th...