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What's a good option to release and manage angularjs apps?
I mean, in java world, we have maven, in angular/grunt world we have yeoman/grunt, in java we have maven artifacts repos (archiva, atifactory or nexus), in angular/grunt world, we have what? A local npmjs could be a choice, but a angularjs webapps, doesn`t have a bin directory, or a executable you know?
I see Artifactory as a repo for artifacts/packages more than as a repo of full apps, and in those terms, bower.io seems to be the more appropriate answer: http://bower.io.
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what is difference between angular and meteor?
as I know both follow model view view-model architecture, then also what is difference between these two?
well... I think the simplest answer to your question would be:
AngularJS is a client UI Framework whereas Meteor is a full stack framework for client & server development which has embedded database support for mongodb (this is the default, other db's are also supported by the community)
A bit more detailed discussion can be found here:
Major design differences between Angular, React, and Blaze (client-side Meteor)?
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Is it preferable to use AngularJs for large and complex enterprise application , which in turn will use Internet Explorer 8 as client.
Choosing technology stack for developing applications would be subjective. You may go through various points mentioned on this link and learn more about AngularJS's IE8 compatibility.
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I'm new to angularjs. Are there any good tools available which will assist me in coding angularjs apps? I am looking for a tool which will provide auto suggestions, syntax error highlighters etc for javascript.
There is for me two editors really usefull, first one is sublimeText :
http://www.sublimetext.com/
angularjs plugin and installation for sublime text
http://weblogs.asp.net/dwahlin/archive/2013/08/30/using-the-angularjs-package-for-sublime-text.aspx
The second one is intellij idea
http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/
Check out JetBrains Webstorm.
Also, check out Yeoman, Grunt, and Bower.
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What's the best and easiest way to generate clean and simple API Docs for my CakePHP Project?
All Methods are commented using PHPDoc Standard.
Probably the Api Generator project developed by the CakePHP team: https://github.com/cakephp/api_generator
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Can any one point to resources for internationalizing a web application using CakePHP.
Opinions differ, but I personally feel that the documentation for CakePHP on i18n is not up to the mark [please don't post your opinions though].
A full blown example will definitely be quite handy! Any resources?
You can look into the source code of a available cakephp application (maybe croogo)