Open jaumard opened 8 years ago
I do plan to move my projects over to Angular 2 eventually. There was talk about a Zurb initiative for Angular 2 support. It's supposedly still under development. So I'd like to use that. However, if it's anything like Foundation for Apps or if they take too long I might do my own port. This project was originally forked from angular-bootstrap which now has an angular 2 version. I'm thinking about doing the same thing for Angular 2. That said, I don't really that much free time to entertain that idea at the moment.
Cool ! Yes I just see the https://ng-bootstrap.github.io witch use angular 2 :) look nice I think I'll give it a try. But what the differences between this repo and foundation ? Does it come with more functionalities ?
Foundation and bootstrap cover a similar set if features. I think that the angular 2 version of bootstrap doesn't support modals yet (or its undocumented). However, it seems to be the most stable and fully featured angular 2 ui framework at the moment.
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Cool ! Yes I just see the https://ng-bootstrap.github.io witch use angular 2 :) look nice I think I'll give it a try. But what the differences between this repo and foundation ? Does it come with more functionalities ?
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If there will be any help needed for angular 2 foundation 6 directives I'm just waiting to start.
Here's a related post from Zurb http://foundation.zurb.com/forum/posts/48039-angular-20-and-zurb
Would appreciate any new updates on this issue.
Hey @sushant-j, I started porting the library to Angular 4. In the process I started re-evaluating the move to Angular 4. I'm no longer sure that I personally want to make the move to Angular 4. In the meantime, there is a modal component implementation at https://github.com/circlingthesun/ng-foundation that is based on ng-bootstrap.
@circlingthesun Thanks for the update!
Zurb project doesn't seem to be alive anymore :(