Design pattern for multiple companies in AngularJS
We are on the verge of launching v3 of our in-house product. v2 was written completely in AngularJS and V3 will be the same, but written completely in Typescript.
With only backend development experience, how do I go into frontend development (js, html, css)? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
With only backend development experience, how do I go into frontend development (js, html, css)? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Making backend service urls configurable
First of all, I will talk a little about the purpose of this question. We have several linux boxes on the same network on which different services are installed, some times these boxes are decommissioned and new boxes take its place. The services also need to be moved along with thoxe boxes. Now my internal web portal which is built in angular.js has to be be redeployed with the new set of hardcoded urls to access the services in the new boxes.
Making backend service urls configurable
First of all, I will talk a little about the purpose of this question. We have several linux boxes on the same network on which different services are installed, some times these boxes are decommissioned and new boxes take its place. The services also need to be moved along with thoxe boxes. Now my internal web portal which is built in angular.js has to be be redeployed with the new set of hardcoded urls to access the services in the new boxes.
How to connect mean.js to AWS S3
I am trying see how I can upload images and file to aws S3 via the mean.js framework. I am not sure how the backend is linked to S3. There are no resources online about this specific framework and how it can be integrated with s3. Anyone cares to explain how?
Should I request the backend for every small piece of dynamic data?
Let’s suppose there’s a page implemented with AngularJS.
Ideally the frontend (Angular app) and backend (Web services/API/ call it whatever you like) should be 100% separated from each other which means that frontend project doesn’t have access to database at all. And that’s what I want to achieve.
Should I request the backend for every small piece of dynamic data?
Let’s suppose there’s a page implemented with AngularJS.
Ideally the frontend (Angular app) and backend (Web services/API/ call it whatever you like) should be 100% separated from each other which means that frontend project doesn’t have access to database at all. And that’s what I want to achieve.
Should I request the backend for every small piece of dynamic data?
Let’s suppose there’s a page implemented with AngularJS.
Ideally the frontend (Angular app) and backend (Web services/API/ call it whatever you like) should be 100% separated from each other which means that frontend project doesn’t have access to database at all. And that’s what I want to achieve.
Should I request the backend for every small piece of dynamic data?
Let’s suppose there’s a page implemented with AngularJS.
Ideally the frontend (Angular app) and backend (Web services/API/ call it whatever you like) should be 100% separated from each other which means that frontend project doesn’t have access to database at all. And that’s what I want to achieve.