mgechev / angular-seed

🌱 [Deprecated] Extensible, reliable, modular, PWA ready starter project for Angular (2 and beyond) with statically typed build and AoT compilation
https://mgechev.github.io/angular-seed
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Who is using angular-seed? #855

Open mgechev opened 8 years ago

mgechev commented 8 years ago

I would like to get an idea of who's using angular2-seed. If your company or project uses the project, please add it here.

Would be great to know if you're using it in production or only prototyping/development.

scaryroy commented 8 years ago

Great stuff, beginning to use this seed project for a medium sized crm project. Never could have set something up so comprehensive myself.

zaichang commented 8 years ago

@d3viant0ne that is my hope too, but to be honest even with all the breaking changes the effort has been worth it. If I had just forked the repo 6 months ago when I first started and not kept up with the changes, I never would have:

Now that angular2 is in rc3 I'm hopeful that most of the growing pains is behind us and I'm looking forward to being productive.

nosachamos commented 8 years ago

I've been using and keeping up with it since last September. It's great! Angular CLI is not ready yet, I find it easier to get something done with this seed.

Dutchboy commented 8 years ago

Dear Minko,

I've just come across this amazing seed... And it definitely is wonderful. I've spent some time on it now, and I do see you and your (virtual) team member have spend some time on it. Perfect!

What really would like to see is..... JSPM into it... I see you've embraced SystemJS....

bonejon commented 8 years ago

I am using it with my current client for an internal application, we completed our first feature release to production with the seed this morning.

I am also planning a couple of extra projects based on the seed.

zkirill commented 8 years ago

Used in production as of last night for our manufacturing management SaaS to handle inventory. Switching from ReactJS.

The only concerns I have at the moment are file size, and support for i18n and Material Design. Aside from that this seed is πŸ‘ŒπŸ™ŒπŸ™πŸ’―. Thank you!

logo-full https://getfillet.com

jmcota commented 8 years ago

We are moving to angular2 from ASP-based web applications.

All our new solutions are based on angular2-seed. One of them almost in production (within 2 weeks).

https://github.com/Ontica

dheerajbhaskar commented 8 years ago

Using it for learning angular at own startup. Facing too many hurdles with this on windows

ckapilla commented 8 years ago

Dheeraj,

After several months of fighting issues with Windows (primarily incompletely deleted files that would not go away without a reboot), I finally bit the bullet and installed VMPlayer with Ubuntu 64. Took a couple of days to get everything set up, but it was definitely worth the effort. No more deletion issues!

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Using it for learning angular at own startup. Facing too many hurdles with this on windows

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vyakymenko commented 8 years ago

Currently, finishing 2 production applications based on this seed, will add links, later.

e-oz commented 8 years ago

We use it for http://purchaseclinic.com and few internal apps.

drychlik76 commented 8 years ago

I have been looking at it for several weeks now.

diegofal commented 8 years ago

Started using it for a new from scratch project. It is cleaner and simpler than other alternatives available and great for kickstarting a project. Thanks for keeping it updated!

netstart commented 8 years ago

IΒ΄m from Brazil, and we are using in...

redaigbaria commented 8 years ago

currently using it for a startup, https://cooknet.me waiting for AOT compilation .. πŸ˜„

mgechev commented 8 years ago

@redaigbaria it's in the offline-compilation branch. Please give it a try and tell me if anything goes wrong!

8lane commented 8 years ago

Adobe Premiere Pro plugin for a large music company just launched into the wild:

http://adobe.audionetwork.com

Reviews are positive so far!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtDW0dGYVkk&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G8K_sUfazI

vyakymenko commented 8 years ago

Clinic http://hallux.med.pl with angular2 i18n.

selectany commented 8 years ago

I use it, but I found it unnecessary complicated and very slow in prod build. For me it is over engineered. angular2-webpack https://github.com/preboot/angular2-webpack is much simpler and easier to use.

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Clinic http://hallux.med.pl with angular2 i18n.

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Delagen commented 8 years ago

I take some ideas from project, but build own pipeline which based only on webpack to simplify development. Now I adapt aot to my build system, need to rewrote some parts of application to fix ngfactory build errors

oehm-smith commented 7 years ago

We are using it at Geoscience Australia (Federal Government). Looking forward to it (ng2) becoming final and stable!

https://github.com/GeoscienceAustralia/gnss-site-manager

mgechev commented 7 years ago

Great to hear that! It went stable about an hour ago.

rernens commented 7 years ago

Initially used it for learning Angular 2 differences vs AngularJS that I was widely using in several web apps.

Using it now through angular-advanced-seed for building several web apps for my company.

Great job. It saved me weeks of work.

Thanks a lot.

ghost commented 7 years ago

Was using it during rc, but now going to try angular cli.

neridonk commented 7 years ago

I created few project for 1 year now with this seed. The projects in my company are for internal use. We are planning to use it for our new huge project.

We will wait until Q1 next year because I belive that some haevy breaking changes are comming.

mgechev commented 7 years ago

Would you mind if in the readme we include the logo of your product/company which uses the seed project? It'll be great if in your response you include a link to the product and/or the logo.

karlhaas commented 7 years ago

https://www.feedbackr.io/

Not the currently online version but the upcoming new release ...

2014-10-03_feedbackr_logo_300px_trans

JustinRvt commented 7 years ago

Using it with Electron on top of Core .NET web services. Dev for now. Supposed to be release on production at some point.

(thanks btw)

andresguibarra commented 7 years ago

Used it for already two projects in production and using the advanced version of this seed for my startup.

www.codenmate.com

subigya commented 7 years ago

We are using seed for an internal project

jcamus commented 7 years ago

Using it for a supervision web application (not yet in production).

kahanu commented 7 years ago

I'm using it to build a school site.

dannypule commented 7 years ago

I have a question please. Hopefully someone here can help out.

If I were to use this seed as a basis for an Angular 2 app, how would I keep my own copy of the app updated with the latest bug fixes and improvements from the seed project?

Is such a thing even possible?

njs50 commented 7 years ago

copy over the updated seed files, they are separated from the parts you'd change. ie tools/seed

it's not so straightforward once you start overriding them but still not as painful as updating angular :p

i was thinking it'd be cool if the seed was a npm module and you could run a command to update and another to setup the sample app.

dannypule commented 7 years ago

Thanks for the reply !

Bigous commented 7 years ago

@njs50 I think you want angular-cli so.

skolli853780 commented 7 years ago

We are using this in our project , this makes our life easy.. we will be going live Spring 2017.. Thank you very much for all your efforts, appreciate it

vyakymenko commented 7 years ago

Some examples website made with this seed: http://hallux.med.pl

markoddi01 commented 7 years ago

I'm using it currently for a startup but we are having trouble getting the type definitions updated to cater for Firebase type.

This is my StackOverflow question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40409641/im-running-an-angular2-app-using-latest-libraries-and-my-tyepscript-doesnt-reco

aydun1 commented 7 years ago

We are using it at CSIRO for a CRISPR target scorer. Still somewhat a work in progress, but it's available at http://www.gt-scan.net/ http://www.gt-scan.net/example (example with D3, thanks for your help with the other issue!) angular2-seed seed has made production a breeze!

jedmundo commented 7 years ago

Using it for development purposes at the moment too. Great seed! We are still wondering if we should switch to Angular CLI but we are not sure if its as flexible as this.

jpcode commented 7 years ago

Using it as reference for new front-end operations features to include in my project / own seed.

Is a great base knowledge to follow.

Great Job Guys!

webia1 commented 7 years ago

This feed is my first choice in all my bigger Angular2-Projects, great job, thank you!

About me: https://www.xing.com/profile/Erkan_Buelbuel2 (Adding -> explicitly wished-for ;) Talented programmers are always welcome)

Perezmarc commented 7 years ago

I'm using it in https://www.21buttons.com for production build.

geekrumper commented 7 years ago

Better late than never, Our main application is heavily based on Java (Richfaces, JBoss, Hibernate, Quartz and so on).

Some of my colleagues have had their master thesis and for this, we created a light version of our main app with angular-seed (the intention was to use newer tech stacks). We use additional dependencies like "ngrx" (core, store, effects) and "semantic-ui" for the styling. For the backend we use "dropwizard" for multiple micro services and "mongodb" for persistence.

My research led me to this project and I was fascinated by all the build scripts for CI that were there initially and not to mention also in typescript (gulp).

williamhallatt commented 7 years ago

Been using seed since Angular 2 beta. App going live in January.

codeconcept commented 7 years ago

Using it for development purposes since the beta 2. Thanks Minko: great seed! Also using angular-cli and the starter kit from angular-io. All complementary good stuff.

robert-j-webb commented 7 years ago

We're using it... definitely been great to us Our site

ZuSe commented 7 years ago

We are using for the web based workspace of our doctors (production). Our side.. Awesome job Minko!

lilia-simeonova commented 7 years ago

I'm using it for building the interface of chat bot, which answers questions about Angular - http://ngbot.io