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So currently I'm using Angular UI Bootstrap but I've noticed Angular-Strap has been re-written to not be jQuery wrapped directives.
Going through the new code of Angular-Strap I've noticed some pretty nice improvements such as touch and more enhanced functionality over Angular UI. Angular Experts, what is your current perspective on the two at the moment?
I know that the Angular-UI team has worked hard to remove all jQuery and Bootstrap dependencies from their code, the same as Angular Strap. They both support Bootstrap 3x so you gain nothing by going with a specific library from that perspective either. It really comes down to what features are implemented between the two.
If there are features you need that Angular Strap has that Angular-UI doesn't go with Angular Strap. The same can be said for Angular-UI. It really gets down to which one best fits your development.
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want to know the difference between Angular JS and React JS. what are all the key features both of them has.
Can somebody guide me here.
Angular js
Two way binding
Uses observables to track changes
Contains many things internally just by installing angular that can be used Like http calls etc
React js
It has unidirectional flow
Uses virtual DOM concept.
For react we have to search for modules (still its easy to. We have lots and lots of modules already available)
Syntax aswell is different. :)
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I need to implement a Microsoft Solution with Angular Js.
Solution have one Microsoft .Net Web Api for Crud operations, and MVC5 Project with angular js. I need an angular js grid where show data from web api json. I need i grid with paging and search. No inline editing functions.
I see ng-grid. Is it the best solution?
Thanks
ng-grid is good. Lots of functionality it has. you can also use smart table. Less functionality than ng-grid but too easy to use. the functionality you told I think all will be easily covered. Its a suggestion but ng-grid is fantastic with a lot of functionalities.
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I am making a project a small test application.I would like to make it on material design than I have three options angular material,bootstrap material and materialize. Bootstrap material is less complicated than any other one but not as good as angular material (when compared on the basis of features) but too easy as compared to angular material.
While bootstrap material uses traditional methods of responsive design angular material uses flex(not supported by many browsers) and this application will go live in schools and collages in india where browsers are old? So I want a expert's comparision and review on this problem and which one I should use and also want to know some nice resources on angular material
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how can I remove layouting code from css and js of angular material so that I can use bootstrap for that purpose?
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This is rather an academical question but maybe someone can give me a hint here. What kind of architecture is AngularJS? First I thought about a 3-tier archtiecture:
Presentation-Layer: HTML5 / CSS
Application Layer: AngularJS
DataLayer: AngularJS (??)
...but thinking a while longer basically does this fit in a multi-tier architectural design pattern at all?
Because Angular has a two-way binding whereas changes within the view affect the model (data-layer) without going through an application layer here. Furthermore Angular directly touches the DOM. So I ended up with:
Presentation-Layer: AngularJS (manipulating DOM)
Application-Layer: AngularJS
Data-Layer: AngularJS
So how can AngularJS be described the in terms of design patterns?
AngularJS has an MVW structure model-view-"whatever works for you" link
So, you decide what you need it to be.
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There is an obvious parallel between Angular's directives and 'web-components', although I'm not sure if Angular is leveraging the shadow-dom in the same way.
I guess I'm wondering how angular will evolve to support or enhance the notion of web-components in the upcoming years.
I can't speak to Mozilla Brick, but Polymer is really a set of polyfills to transform existing browsers to use the next generation specs.
The Angular team has stated that they expect the state of Web Components to be completely compatible with Angular 2.0.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/polymer-dev/4RSYaKmbtEk/uYnY3900wpIJ