Find how the client app (angular by default) can included in the development experience and packaging.
With Jhipster, devs run the app but usually the front end is run via webpack (to have hot reload). Then, when the app is packaged, the front end is built (minify, uglify, etc.) and embeded in the target binary (jar/war).
JHipster.Net should provides a similar experience.
Find how the client app (angular by default) can included in the development experience and packaging.
With Jhipster, devs run the app but usually the front end is run via webpack (to have hot reload). Then, when the app is packaged, the front end is built (minify, uglify, etc.) and embeded in the target binary (jar/war).
JHipster.Net should provides a similar experience.