Closed ckpearson closed 9 years ago
Hi Clint
What specifically would you like documentation for? Are you referring to the actual npm packages used to contribute? You do not need more to use famous-angular.
Thanks,
Jordan
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It would be useful for those that do not use Node.js to have some documentation around obtaining the components and making use of them.
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Hi Jordan.
More specifically what I'm after is information on how to get up and running with integrating famous & Angular in our project which does not use Node.
We primarily use ASP.NET, and most of the information on using famous is geared toward devs that are using node.
If there's a CDN or even just a ZIP with the famous & famous/angular libraries without any of the additional node stuff that would be great.
Thanks.
Hi Clint -
There are no public facing CDNs for Famo.us but I pulled a few together for you with some help from the Famo.us team.
Famo.us: http://code.famo.us/famous/0.3/famous-global.js http://code.famo.us/famous/0.3/famous.js http://code.famo.us/famous/0.3/famous.css
Famous-Angular: http://code.famo.us/famous-angular/0.4.0/famous-angular.js http://code.famo.us/famous-angular/0.4.0/famous-angular.css
I submitted a pull request to add this to the Readme.md.
Again, feel free to reach out with issues,
Jordan
Hi Jordan.
Thanks for this!
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From: Jordan Papaleo [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: 19 November 2014 22:14 To: Famous/famous-angular Cc: Pearson, Clint (Associate) Subject: Re: [famous-angular] Version without Node (#267)
Hi Clint -
There are no public facing CDNs for Famo.us but I pulled a few together for you with some help from the Famo.us team.
Famo.us: http://code.famo.us/famous/0.3/famous-global.js http://code.famo.us/famous/0.3/famous.js http://code.famo.us/famous/0.3/famous.css
Famous-Angular: http://code.famo.us/famous-angular/0.4.0/famous-angular.js http://code.famo.us/famous-angular/0.4.0/famous-angular.css
Again, feel free to reach out with issues,
Jordan
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I'll just add that you can also use the URL //code.famo.us/latest
(instead of e.g. /0.4.0) but note that latest
directory is (naturally) subject to change and could introduce mysterious breaking changes if you don't watch it carefully.
It also looks like we missed putting 0.5.0 on the CDN, so I just went ahead and did that; you should now be able to access //code.famo.us/famous-angular/0.5.0/famous-angular.js and //code.famo.us/famous-angular/0.5.0/famous-angular.css and /latest now points to 0.5.0 as well.
Note that we will also be cutting 0.6.0 soon, which tracks Angular 1.3 (this is currently available on master.)
It would be useful for those that do not use Node.js to have some documentation around obtaining the components and making use of them.