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MEAN.JS - Full-Stack JavaScript Using MongoDB, Express, AngularJS, and Node.js -
http://meanjs.org
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meanjs stack failled submit #2043

Open merouaneezziti opened 4 years ago

merouaneezziti commented 4 years ago

i am biggener in meanjs stack when i enter the needed data in the form sing up or sign in is't not work and give me this message please any body know the solution help me

dalelotts commented 4 years ago

This project is no longer maintained. Consider closing this issue.

merouaneezziti commented 4 years ago

can you @dalelotts please help me how to solve this problem

dalelotts commented 4 years ago

Getting this stack to work starting from the current code base is a lot of work. It's not really worth it. This stack is very outdated, if you are learning on this stack I think it is a waste of time.

If you want to stay with the MEAN stack, I suggest you start with the current Angular CLI and get used to Angular and typescript. Then add a headless CMS like Strapi or Netlify (see https://headlesscms.org/)

merouaneezziti commented 4 years ago

you mean that meanjs stack is so outdated ?

adeelansari2785 commented 4 years ago

any replacement of the meanjs ?

dalelotts commented 4 years ago

MEAN stack stands for a combination of Mongo, Express, Angular, and Node. This repo is one of many MEAN stack projects. This repo is using Angular 1 and Angular 9 is the current version. Not only is Angular way out of date, everything else is as well. For example, it uses bower - even bower says don't use bower anymore. =)

I personally am not aware of another mono-repo like this, that also uses current packages. In general, the current approach is to have the the frontend and backend in separate repositories and deployed separately. That approach is not required and there are many good reasons to have a monorepo with both the frontend and backend.

adeelansari2785 commented 4 years ago

thanks dalelotts