I´m building application SPA using angular.js with yeoman which connect with a API RESTful made in Java using spring-MVC . i´m begginer for deploy web applications in angular and so i want to know some differents alternatives or best practice , for example deploy in http-server as apache, inside war using application-server as tomcat , or another option or suggestions .
Thanks a lot for help .
Then your frontend code is production-ready, just run $ grunt build
and serve static resources produced by Yeoman (Grunt in fact) by the very same server that is responsible for providing the backend of your app.
take a look at my answer to similar question, showing project structure and some necessary configuration for Yeoman & Spring-MVC.
In some more advanced deployments scenarios, there might be a need for introducing load-balancing and you might need separate servers for the frontend and backend, but we are talking about basic config here.
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I used Django as backend and React as frontend.
I want to know how to deploy this project to hosting platform such as heroku, netlify, etc.
Can I deploy this project to one domain?
Or should I have to use two doamins - one for Django and one for React?
Were you able to find the answer to this?
You will need to deploy two separate apps. I presume, you have been making axios/fetch calls between the frontend and backend on localhost? It will work just like that, except instead of localhost, the calls go to where ever the backend is deployed.
Now deploying is a beast of its own. Good luck!
What are the points to keep in mind for application using AngularJS v1.6 without Node.
This application will connect with Java API and using eclipse for local development.
What are the possible drawbacks one can face in such scenario including deployment scenario?
Thanks in advance.
You can have Angularjs application without node as independent.
node.js is used to write Javascript on the server side. You can install npm (node packaged modules) to use some awesome tools that will make your life as an angular developer much easier.
They use to go together as the MEAN Stack. You can have your Java API separately and a separate standalone SPA application which consumes those services.
There are certain things that you may need to consider such as,
CORS
Package Management
Bundling
I am a beginner with Angularjs. I have my project configured in eclipse where Front end is Angularjs and backend is Jersey services. I am using the Tomcat application servers. The problem here is that every time I change the html or js code, I need to re-deploy the application on Tomcat. It's wasting a lot of time. Do you know what should be the correct approach in the development environment? Basically I don't want to re-deploy the application for the minor front end changes during the development.
Use node.js npm build function,
no its not only a language (people think that it is a language). but its like a framework I/O model for building application in runtime it is used in developement environment to save time.. also it have many utilities. ;)
I have the below configuration
Firebase - for hosting (serving static files) and storing data
(Database).
Nodejs - for making API calls to Firebase, Twilio and Sendgrid.
Angularjs - for frontend
Do I need Nginx for the above configuration ? looking at answers like these makes me consider Nginx.
My app is intended to serve several hundred users.
No, you do not NEED nginx. There are zillions of node.js apps at the scale you describe that do not need to use something like nginx.
You would use Nginx if you had a specific problem in your deployment and Nginx was the easiest/best way to solve that problem. You have not described any specific problem (other than scaling to a few hundred users which node.js can do just fine by itself) so you have not described any reason that you need Nginx.
Nginx has a bunch of things it is great at, but until you identify a specific need for more than node.js offers, I would not recommend that you complicate your deployment just because Nginx helps some people. Instead, deploy your app, measure its performance, understand where your weaknesses are and then evaluate if Nginx is the best tool to help you fix any weaknesses that need fixing.
I am interested in using Ionic to build a web app. The tabs, form stuff, integration with angular.js... everything looks like it should work great.
However, Ionic also looks to be geared towards creating native apps for Android and IOS. It relies on node.js for services. I'll just be hosting it on my client's shared hosting account - I won't be able to get node.js working for it. I don't intend to develop the app to use any services, so I don't think I need node.js. I'll plan to communicate with my DB via http post.
I am interested to know - is there any reason I wouldn't do this? If I am not using any other means of communicating with a server, will I be okay without node.js? Is there a better option for creating an html5 mobile 1 page web app?
I also don't intend to access the camera, accelerometer, or any of that kind of thing, so I don't think I'll need cordova, either.
ionic uses node.js only for development, things like build, test and deploy
not necessarily for back-end proposes