Using env vars enables you to separate your source code from your application configuration (or config, for short). This is good practice because config varies substantially across your app deploys, but your code generally does not. Some benefits you reap by employing env vars are: You can dynamically assign env vars, depending on the different […]
Before we jump to coding section let me point out some differences between AngularJS and Angular2 which everyone should know. First thing, Angular 2 is not the upgrade of angular 1. Angular 2 is completely rewritten Angular 2 is using Typescript which is super set of javascript (It doesn’t mean only typescript, dart also) Angular 1.x was not built […]
In my previous posts (Beginner’s guide to SailsJS + Start with APIs) we’ve discussed what is sailsjs and how to start with APIs in SailsJS. So now in this post we’ll learn how to use AngularJS with SailsJS. Since Sails is a purely back-end framework and Angular is purely front-end, they can work together nicely. Let’s start […]
If you haven’t tried Angular yet, you’re missing out on why people say JavaScript is the most flexible language in the world. Angular is the only framework that doesn’t make MVC seem like putting lipstick on a pig. Here’s why: 1. Better MVC structure Most frameworks implement MVC by asking you to split your app into […]