i am newbie in Angular-js and wants to learn Angular-js effectively.i have not worked in Bootstrap before. Is it necessary to learn Bootstrap before learning Angular-js ??
Bootstrap is a HTML/CSS framework to play smartly with HTML and CSS and have
best User experience.
Whereas, AngularJS is a javascript framework which handles your middle layer between HTMLs and Server Calls.
So to learn angular without bootstrap is not bad deal.
I hope i am clear to you.
Not at all. Bootstrap is one several styling libraries, which are quite optional. But they do give you a way to get a great looking site with little effort.
If you learn bootstrap it would help you to develop a website with bootstrap popups,modals etc without giving css guy a additional work , learning bootstrap is optional but if you leaarn u will become a good front end angular js developer
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We are working on pure javaScript project, which could really benefit by using angular js but it's a huge project and re-writing the whole project in angular is not an option . Does anyone have any idea or advice about integrating angular with an existing project
Angular is a framework. It's all or nothing...you are going to rewrite everything just due to the nature of how Angular works. You can't really just 'sprinkle' some Angular on top of it because Angular controls the entire view.
It may be possible to just use Angular in a certain area of the page, but this would be a huge waste of resources (Angular minified is 143K) and make for terrible code.
I have old multi-page Rails website (more than 30 pages) and I'm going to implement Material design with some JavaScript effects for it. After investigations I found that Angular Material provides the most appropriate solution for me. But I'm not sure if it's good to use it, because I have multi-page site. As I understand basically Angular is used for single-page applications.
In fact I'll use only Angular Messages, Material, Animation and View features. Please advise if using such massive JS framework worth it in this case.
Angular does not need to be used only for SPAs. Here's a more in depth discussion of the topic Is AngularJS just for single-page applications (SPAs)?. That said, if all your using is messages, material and animation, those should be the only components you need to add to the project and so you shouldn't be bringing in anything more than is required, such as angular routing. Hope this helps!
Could someone please clarify me the relationships between OnsenUI AngularJS based directives and the patterns I can find on components.onsenui.io?
I mean, when I find an interesting pattern, should I use plain html or are there corresponding pre-implemented OnsenUI angular directives which "translate" it?
Thanx!
I am a member of Onsen UI team.
We have plan to combine the Onsen CSS Components and the Onsen UI.
Currently we concentrate on the release of Onsen UI next version.
If you have any question, please contact us.
I'm evaluating Kendo with Angular and Bootstrap 3, fairly new in javascript land. Is there a preferred way as to use which components where? I know you can mix and match, but that seems messy. Does anyone have any basic guidelines or pointers?
There are different integration demos on the Kendo Labs site which should bring you the idea when it comes to integration with third party libraries. Here is link to the Angular demo on GitHub.
Currently I'm looking for a plugin/js that I can use to show my users a small walkthrough of my site. I have jquery and angular both running on my page.
I have been using Chardin.js (https://github.com/heelhook/chardin.js). This plugin works and is simple, however when i try to include angular elements chardin.js will not be able to find the elements to display.
SO I'm trying to find a way to integrate this plugin with angular. Unless there are some better plugins that work better for this in angular. Thanks!
I agree with #Ben_Coding,
Angular-Intro is pretty good, light-weight, and no dependency on jQuery.