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Closed 9 years ago.
We would like to develop app that other developers can extend,
different user will have different extension, those extensions are only client side and run where the same app is running(in the browser)
our core app is angular.js
Use modules. A lot.
Group every thing that relates into a extra module. These modules could be used from where they are needed. And only modules that are needed need to be injected.
Also. Split all the stuff into smaller files similar to the modules. Use a build system that is intelligent enough to know what you need.
Read this blog post from brian ford.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am going to be using Angular for a slew of webapps, and I have found a few articles (on here as well as other sites) about using Phantom.JS to render static pages to serve to bots.
There is some push back among the devs I am working with that using Phantom.js will cause unnecessary tax on the server and using a batch job to akamize the generated pages say once per week would be too many moving parts.
So essentially I am here to ask what others are doing for solutions to dynamically generated content via ajax and static pages for SEO.
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I use Pure as the template engine for my current project. It is, however, rather minimal in terms of what it offers. I am in need for a template engine that allows "conditional statements". AngularJS is a candidate that I am interested in. I have been reading a lot about the MVC framework lately and it seems quite interesting. If I have the resources to spare later on, I would definitely want to try to apply AngularJS on my project. For now, I just want to use AngularJS's template engine without converting my project to MVC. Is this viable? If so, please suggest any good resources for me to learn its template language. Thanks.
You can choose to only use the template bit in angular, yes. Check the angular website for tutorials. It's quite straight forward.
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Closed 10 years ago.
Will using plugins like the one for Facebook connect by Webtechnick slow down performance drastically? If not, what will be the extent of damage to the speed of the application?
Like Oldskool said - it depends on the plugins you are including.
I can tell you from experience, that webtechnicks Facebook plugin does not create an excessive burden on the application.
However, other plugins that you may be including, might. Depending on how they hook in to your application, and what kinds of processing/queries are being executed, will all add up.
I would suggest installing the CakePHP DebugKit to analyze the performance of your application at a relatively high level. It gives you quite a bit of information, so check it out.
Hope this helps.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I have to develop an online store that sell the access to some rest api. I'm not a Drupal developer, where I can find good resource or open source project to study?
Ubercart is best module to develop online store with drupal.
Please find the helpfull links for integration and development.
1. http://www.ubercart.org/docs
2. http://www.freelancedrupaldeveloper.ca/ubercart-tutorial-part-1
Also you can use Drupal Commerce.
Link :- http://chicago2011.drupal.org/sessions/drupal-commerce-setting-shop-drupal-7
Cheers!!!
Übercart, open source Drupal based e-commerce project, helps you to develop online store, also supports D7. http://ubercart.org
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'd like to convert my Windows Phone app to a silverlight web app, while keeping most of the code intact (so I don't have to maintain 2 different code bases). I've never built a Silverlight website before so I'd like to get some advise on how I should go about doing this.
Thanks!
Use the MVVM pattern and have device specific views. Take a look at MVVM light wich is a good framework for MVVM.