Closed eklem closed 8 years ago
Norch-bootstrap is definitely out
The angular app is also bit of a monster, although its a nicely organised monster with tests and bower.
I wonder if something based on react + browserify is the way forward..? I like the idea of going npm all the way for package management in the browser, and react seems to be lighter than angular, yet still has sufficient functionality.
But yes, definitely norch-angular-app instead of norch-bootstrap :)
Thanks. I'll test norch-angular-app
quickly and then look into react + browserify. We need a lightweight solution that will work "out of the box" and have most of the shiny features =)
And life-index needs something that can run in the browser.
And it's working!
Seems it's time to switch from norch-bootstrap to norch-angular-app.
norch-bootstrap
is a bit limiting, and all the fun, new features and maintenance of old features is happening over atnorch-angular-app
.A little unsure if I should use norch-angular-app or something simpler. I need to get a single-page-app that will work with browserify in the end.