I wonder if anyone has ever loaded angular2 components into an existing requirejs backbone project, as a way to slowly migrate a backbone require.js project into Angular2 ?
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Sean
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I am building a small React app with the team which uses AngularJS 1.x version.
My approach was to embed build folder in one of the AngularJS templates where I expected to see a static generated website <ng-view id="ng-view-content"></ng-view> container.
I don't need to share states or components between, I am just looking for a solution for embedding React generated sites into Angular view.
Thanks in advance
I Have an angular Application build on 8+ now I have a requirement where I want to create react component and embed it in Angular Application.
How my Angular folder structure will be modified, is there any possible design pattern I have to follow while working both angular and react in one application?
I am not a guru of the frontend, as I know it is possible.
Interact through Web Component spec
Apply Microfrontend patterns to mix Angular/React in the sample application
Ionic team created a project named stencil which targets WebComponent development and conceptly it mixes the Angular and React good part in the same framework.
there is some articles and projects that load angularjs controllers dynamically around internet, but I need loading controllers and templates with ui router and requireJs.
how Can I do that?
Kolban is right. there is a project named "ui-router-extras" that can do these kind of things.
I am starting on Backbone.js and I am looking into ways I can modularize features into some kind of plugin/package/lib that could be reused by importing into html page with 'script' tag. What are you using for packaging Backbonejs artifacts? How do you version them? and where do you host these packages?
so far, I am thinking to use gradle to compile views, modules, collections and routes into one js file. has anyone gone this route?
Thank you
You might want to take a look at requirejs (http://requirejs.org/)
How can I use a jQuery library (Masonry) in a backbone.js application? Should I add it to my view render method? Can you provide an example?
jQuery plugins work great in Backbone apps, since Backbone uses jQuery under the hood of the Backbone.View
I've written a few articles on using jQuery plugins with Backbone, and while I don't show how to use Masonry specifically, the principles that I go through should get you down the path to making it work with your app.
http://lostechies.com/derickbailey/2012/02/20/using-jquery-plugins-and-ui-controls-with-backbone/
and
http://www.kendoui.com/blogs/teamblog/posts/12-11-26/backbone_and_kendo_ui_a_beautiful_combination.aspx