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AngularJS is an open-source JavaScript framework. Its goal is to augment browser-based applications with Model–View–Controller (MVC) capability and reduce the amount of JavaScript needed to make web applications functional. These type of apps are also known as Single-Page Applications.

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I got assigned with writing unit tests for a class that instantiate a Worker inside in it's constructor. The code looks simmilar to this, class SomeClass { private _worker: Worker; constructor(...
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I am looking to create a multi-page web app. I had begun the construction of this web app in angularJS when I realized this was no longer being supported. I am early enough in development that it isn'...
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I know when building an Angular app (or other frontend framework with auto UI update by change detection), using function in a template is not recommended since it will result in the function being ...
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So, I'm working on developing my first Angular project with/for a friend of mine and I have a design question before I really get started with things. I'm going to be storing persistent data on AWS ...
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I have a notifications app which sends users notifications. It uses a .NET core backend, an angular frontend and Cosmos DB. Within this I have an API endpoint function which is linked to a button used ...
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I am designing out an app that would have an Angular frontend and Spring Boot (Java) backend. I was considering (but not married to) the prospect of JWT-based authentication: User logs in with ...
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I have been working on a blog application with Codeigniter 3.1.8 and AngularJS v1.7.8. It is intended to be versatile and easy to use. The Dashboard of the application is "pure" Codeigniter, ...
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Context We have an application that is written in .NET and runs on a Citrix server. This app consists of shortcuts to external tools (like: DameWare, VNC viewer, mtsc.exe, msra.nexe, ...) that are ...
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I am a java developer. Since one of our developers are leaving I was handed over a project he was maintaining. He says it is a node + angular js project. But as per my understanding, backend should be ...
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I am currently making architecture for one application in which we have different types of user and every user has different types of functionalities to perform. I am confuse in one point if i try to ...
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I've been reading recently about Event First approach to microservices where Event Store is a Single Source of Truth for all the applications (https://dzone.com/articles/data-consistency-in-...
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I read this blog post recently: The Two Pillars of JavaScript Part 1: How to Escape the 7th Circle of Hell, which is essentially a criticism of object oriented programming, and advocacy for funtional ...
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I have been learning angular for a while now and I understand the point of modules and components (briefly) but now I am starting my own project using the framework I am somewhat confused. When should ...
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I want to create Logout Functionality in Angular 5. The logout function will contain following pseudo code: Clear local storage authentication JWT token Redirect to login page My question is; where ...
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Im working on the implementation of an IEC 62304 compliant development process in our company and I have a question considering SOUP (Software of unknown Provenance). Our goal is the develop a web ...
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Google Maps' frontend is almost completely dependent on canvas. Given that it was initially developed a long time ago, is it still the best approach to take to build such a UI? If not, what is and ...
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I know about MVC, But I don't have such experience with AngularJS. But both has controller and View. To develope like e-commerce site, is it good choice to choose AngularJS to do filtering with ...
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When you are using frameworks like Angular, Angular2+, and React, the way you put data in the UI is by binding a property to an attribute of a UI element. On the other hand, when you're doing ...
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I recently finished a project which contains more than 30 different pages/features. Each one with some CRUD and more subpages. Each page is totally different from another in purpose. All of it was ...
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Long story short, let's assume I want to create a webpage that would enable the users to sell used cars. I am a beginner to webdev, so pardon my ignorance. Fun fact: two months ago I knew literally ...
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Like the title asks, for what reasons would you use the ampersand binding in AngularJS instead of utilizing an event system--especially in a case where your application already uses events for some ...
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I have access to a Response object in my python backend for returning HTML pages, etc. I can declare headers, content-type, etc. Instead of re-engineering the Python to use something like Django/...
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I've been working on a Python(Django)/JavaScript(AngularJS) based application for some time now.(I learnt all of these on the way, had previously been a Java only programmer)and have hit moments where ...
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I have implemented a checkout cart like this : Navigation rules are as follows : User can move to next step only on completing the current step. But he is free to click on the previous tab and edit ...
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I'm building a simple shopping cart using Angular and ASP.NET Core with. There is no login require and user can always checkout and make payment as a guest. The front end would be built with Angular, ...
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I am building a web application which is meant to help display prices of products. The web-app is centered around showing prices in a custom bar chart. I am thinking it should be composed of a Model ...
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I'm currently in a AngularJS/Javascript environment. Currently the application using the polling method (i.e, to retrieve new data from server in a fixed amount of seconds). This is quite taxing ...
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I'm working on a project with an AngularJS app that talks to a RESTful API. We've just started writing E2E tests for the app in Protractor. I'm fairly comfortable with unit testing but new to end-to-...
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Given the official tutorial of angularJS, https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial/step_07#testing It is apparent that it only tests the controller's states (e.g. its model) when events happen (e.g. ...
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My experience has been using the hybrid approach per use case demand: Where content on same page needs to be updated, we used AJAX/SPA approach But when the page has a completely different layout/...
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I used Angular 1 and React / Redux, and one thing I like about React / Redux is that there is a definite app state, and a middleware that can convert a promise into real data. In Angular 1, we often ...
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In the Ruby on Rails communication, it is often said that RoR is "convention over configuration". Can you say for React / Redux / Flux and AngularJS, Angular2, they are also "convention over ...
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We have many siloed legacy multipage applications. For example, a personal information collection application may contain four or five HTML4 form based applications. The backend is based on Spring ...
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I am learning React / Redux, and one feature I like is, when you fire off an Action, you actually provide a request as the "result" or what is called the payload in Redux, and the Redux middleware won'...
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I would like to automate the following sequence of events; A new version of Angular is released on Github 'Something' triggers causing all our angular applications to update their npm dependencies for ...
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I'm trying to provide a convention, or standard, for a parent controller to communicate with a directive in Angular. Basically the directive will have a "settings" object containing callbacks and ...
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I am pretty new to angular.js world. I wanted to know best architecture for my solution. I have 4 projects in my solution. First is angular.js app solution which has below structure. Is this correct ...
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Node, Express, and MongoDB are really connected so I can understand why they are frequently used together. For a web app of medium complexity, can I get away with only using HTML/CSS and EJS for the ...
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I'm reading about Angular on their website here: https://angular.io/features.html, and I see the following: Cross Platform Progressive web apps - Use modern web platform capabilities to ...
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I'm currently building the front-end of an application using AngularJS. I don't have a whole lot of knowledge about the back-end, but some of the data I'm being served by the back-end developer is ...
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My web application has a dashboard page written in angularjs that is intended to be displayed on a screen in a room as a way of monitoring the information therein. It's a dumb screen connected up to ...
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I am currently on an angular 1.x project, and we are about to add user interactions that will cause data changes. We already identified some flows in our app that seem like flux might resolve, so we ...
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I have a project in Angular1.x using a lot of SVG files. I have no idea what to do to SVG files to prepare them for production. I don't want my page to invoke 50 calls to different SVG files. So ...
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I have a Client in AngularJS where I consume multiple SSE (Server-Sent-Events) in Java from the Server Side (there are multiple endpoints in different web servers in the backend). Diagram link I ...
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I'm trying to understand RESTful communication, but I still have a few doubts. I have a main web application (on the right side of the Architecture) made in AngularJS, which shows data coming from ...
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I recently got into website development and am in the process of making my first website using Angular 2 right now. I already created websites in the past using basic HTML and PHP but that was nothing ...
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I am a bit confused regarding module loaders Like I am using webpack which load modules as chunks but it is only while developing When the code gets minified it will be a single file for all scripts ...
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We have an mvc application that we would like to gradually move to an angular platform. It is a wizard style app with 6-8 pages. We currently have a classic mvc layout. We would like to move to an ...
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I'm beginning using AngularJS (v1) framework, and after browsing good practices I found those examples (from this page https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-styleguide/tree/master/a1), like : /* ...
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I want to develop application using java frameworks(spring,hibernate,strut). This application has large complex operations.I want to know what is the best between JSF and angular? As well as i want ...
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