ibbatta / grunt-frontend-boilerplate

🔒 Basic boilerplate to start a webapp project with Angular.js, Bootstrap and Grunt
http://ibbatta.github.io/grunt-frontend-boilerplate/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Angular 2 #21

Open arcanewater opened 7 years ago

arcanewater commented 7 years ago

Hey thanks for this boilerplate, any plans to upgrade angular to angular 2?

ibbatta commented 7 years ago

Hi @arcanewater , thanks for your request. Actually I am studying some best practice to evolve this project in Angular 2 (but in my spare time, so it will take long time)

bampakoa commented 6 years ago

@ibbatta Do you have any thoughts on that? Do you want to maintain a different branch or replace the master one?

ibbatta commented 6 years ago

@bampakoa I am thinking on (actually I am more focussed on React and OOP in javascript, but I am still keeping an eye on this issue... I really want learn Angular 4 for the purpose).

Anyway I think is better to open a new repo (or create a new branch)

bampakoa commented 6 years ago

Since the project is relatively small at the moment, I could create a new branch and anyone who is interested could help on that.

ibbatta commented 6 years ago

@bampakoa thanks I really appreciate your help. How are you willing to go on it?

P.s. is there any yeoman generator for Angular 4?

bampakoa commented 6 years ago

If you do not have any objection (because of the grunt word in the name of the repository :smile: ) I will probably go with the Angular CLI which has really good automations. I do not have a clue about yeoman generator for Angular :thinking:

ibbatta commented 6 years ago

@bampakoa yeah 😄 it was the main reason of this repo! I know that it's hard for Angular 2+ so it's ok for me to use the Angular CLI... but what will the main purpose of the repo then? (maybe a tutorial to learn Angular 4? 🤔 )

bampakoa commented 6 years ago

Let's keep it the grunt way. It will be more fun and challenging for me :smiley:

ibbatta commented 6 years ago

@bampakoa we could have a try before pass to Angular CLI, why not :)