Closed joshfinnie closed 8 years ago
We should update djangular as part of this
@softinio this has been an open issue forever: https://github.com/TrackMaven/Djangular/pull/4
I am going to start working on a series for this topic! The first post will be working on setting up a new project, directory structure, and creating a simple endpoint from end-to-end. Further parts focus on moving to more advanced topics (authentication, permissions, etc) around the base endpoint code from the first part.
@KetsuN is so, do you mind (plz plz plz) merging the linked issue... at this point in time we might even need to update it further.
@joshfinnie I can definitely take a look at the issue as part of this.
:boom: you are a :star: @KetsuN
Even this first post will have to be split into multiple. It's a bit of a monster right now. Going to create additional issues for them.
@KetsuN Include me on QAing this new DJAngular. Got a side project I want to use it for so I can be your guinea pig :-)
@softinio You've got it
@KetsuN how's this coming? Any idea when Part 1 would be ready for release?
@joshfinnie Should be ready for review. This would be awesome to post before the end of this cycle if it looks ready.
@KetsuN this looks great. Is the idea to run the angular project completely separated from the django project?
@fheisler wanna read through this for grammar/spelling? you are much better at that than I...
@joshfinnie Thanks for looking through this. Yeah, the end the goal is to run them separately. I feel like it has more bearing in our moving forward to separate services. I'll look into the definition lists!
HTML definitions and a little custom styling. I think this looks much better now.
@KetsuN yes, I do too...
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@joshfinnie I'm not too worried about it in that table. It's not truly code, so it doesn't need the blocky look.
Awesome. Then I think this is good to go. We can release it tomorrow! Woot!!
I believe! Will read over for grammar etc if I get a chance later this week, but would rather get it posted period :)
Think this would be a great blog post. @Jwpe gave a great answer on reddit[1], and the recommended article[2] seemed lacking in in-depth content on the subject...
[1]http://www.reddit.com/r/django/comments/26jpia/folder_structure_for_python_django_rest_framework/ [2]http://blog.kevinastone.com/getting-started-with-django-rest-framework-and-angularjs.html