Amitav Roy

This is my second tutorial on Angular JS. In this tutorial I will show you how to get ajax data using Angular JS http service and how to use $route service – a very powerful and sleek feature where you can define multiple pages inside a single page, load different content without refreshing the page. Similar to how in gmail we can look at different mails without refreshing the page.

Angular JS is picking up a lot of appreciation for its powerful features. A javascript framework which makes HTML smarter. Following a MVC patter, this framework can not only reduce a hell lot of java script code in your application, but also give an very powerful user experience. In this tutorial, I will explain, how we can use Angular JS $http to get ajax data in JSON format and then quickly use that in our application inside Codeigniter environment using Bootstrap.

Sites are easy to create using Drupal CMS. But giving nice forms which client can use and set different things on the site will really make our life a lot easy. In this tutorial, I will show how we would use the Forms API and Vertical tabs to create pages in the admin section.

A sudden plan to Sinhagad near Pune – an amazing destination for a single day trip. A place full of for and lush green mountains, it’s a must nature lovers and trekkers.

Getting data through Ajax is very cool, and when we can reuse the CodeIgniter views to get the Ajax data, the overall user experience becomes much more enhanced. So, in this tutorial, I would show you how I have used a CodeIgniter view and Ajax to filter data.

The HMVC framework has a lot of benefits and that is why it is always a good idea to work with it in Code Igniter. In this tutorial, I will show you how we can use the HMVC approach.

Time and again we come across requirements where we need to create a block through modules with custom functionality like a custom slider. So, in this tutorial, I will show you how to use hook_block_info and a few other hooks to create a custom block.

In this tutorial, we will see how we can create our custom widget using drupal’s hook_theme and then add into Drupal’s $content available in the node tpl. The main aim is to get the widget across all the content type without adding any code to the tpl.

With a four day holiday for holi, it was a perfect time to make a small trip to someplace. The conditions: It should not be very far and it should be interesting from the photography point of view. A little bit of Google and we came up with quite a few options. But in the end, it was Hampi I and my wife decided.

Recently when I was reading about canonical links and its support with Drupal 7, and I was really happy to see that as always Drupal handles these issues perfectly (rather almost perfectly) out of the box.