Is it possible to use Angular JS for JAMstack architecture?
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I am in need to implement a static SPA with JAMstack architecture. I know we can user ReactJS/VueJS for JAM based implementation. But I want to know is it possible to use Angular for JAMstack approach?
https://dev.to/leomeloxp/what-is-jam-stack-2957
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https://dev.to/leomeloxp/what-is-jam-stack-2957
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I am in need to implement a static SPA with JAMstack architecture. I know we can user ReactJS/VueJS for JAM based implementation. But I want to know is it possible to use Angular for JAMstack approach?
https://dev.to/leomeloxp/what-is-jam-stack-2957
javascript angularjs reactjs vue.js single-page-application
asked Oct 31 at 7:59
prisel
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I am in need to implement a static SPA with JAMstack architecture. I know we can user ReactJS/VueJS for JAM based implementation. But I want to know is it possible to use Angular for JAMstack approach?
https://dev.to/leomeloxp/what-is-jam-stack-2957
javascript angularjs reactjs vue.js single-page-application
javascript angularjs reactjs vue.js single-page-application
asked Oct 31 at 7:59
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asked Oct 31 at 7:59
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asked Oct 31 at 7:59
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I'm not sure if you are talking about Angular(2+) or AngularJs(1), but anyways there is no tool that use any of those frameworks, but, here you can see all the current tools you can choose to build an app with the JAMStack
https://www.staticgen.com/
You can find some that use Jade, Handlebars for generate the templates. Maybe Angular is not present because is too big, a complete framework, and in these cases you most of all need a template helper.
So, good luck.
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As i understand. JAM stand for :
- Javascript : to handling pre-generated content on client , fetch updates via API
- API : response for request from client , sent the markup out
- Markup : the pre-generated content (i'm sure it's called Serverside Rendering also)
So you can obviously build JAM with Angularjs.
Here are a few references that I know of, might enough to create JAM with AngularJS
- J : AngularJS famework it self. Use $http service for API requesting
- A : Express module - NodeJS
- M : https://github.com/runvnc/angular-on-server or https://github.com/ng-consult/ng1-server (didn't test any of these)
answered Nov 10 at 19:21
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Concurring with Rodrigo's answer, there's no static site generator that uses Angular JS to my knowledge. But then again, if you want the interactivity of Angular JS on a static site, you can use a CDN source like this one from Google:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.5.6/angular.min.js
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I'm not sure if you are talking about Angular(2+) or AngularJs(1), but anyways there is no tool that use any of those frameworks, but, here you can see all the current tools you can choose to build an app with the JAMStack
https://www.staticgen.com/
You can find some that use Jade, Handlebars for generate the templates. Maybe Angular is not present because is too big, a complete framework, and in these cases you most of all need a template helper.
So, good luck.
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I'm not sure if you are talking about Angular(2+) or AngularJs(1), but anyways there is no tool that use any of those frameworks, but, here you can see all the current tools you can choose to build an app with the JAMStack
https://www.staticgen.com/
You can find some that use Jade, Handlebars for generate the templates. Maybe Angular is not present because is too big, a complete framework, and in these cases you most of all need a template helper.
So, good luck.
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Rodrigo
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I'm not sure if you are talking about Angular(2+) or AngularJs(1), but anyways there is no tool that use any of those frameworks, but, here you can see all the current tools you can choose to build an app with the JAMStack
https://www.staticgen.com/
You can find some that use Jade, Handlebars for generate the templates. Maybe Angular is not present because is too big, a complete framework, and in these cases you most of all need a template helper.
So, good luck.
answered 2 days ago
Rodrigo
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I'm not sure if you are talking about Angular(2+) or AngularJs(1), but anyways there is no tool that use any of those frameworks, but, here you can see all the current tools you can choose to build an app with the JAMStack
https://www.staticgen.com/
You can find some that use Jade, Handlebars for generate the templates. Maybe Angular is not present because is too big, a complete framework, and in these cases you most of all need a template helper.
So, good luck.
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As i understand. JAM stand for :
- Javascript : to handling pre-generated content on client , fetch updates via API
- API : response for request from client , sent the markup out
- Markup : the pre-generated content (i'm sure it's called Serverside Rendering also)
So you can obviously build JAM with Angularjs.
Here are a few references that I know of, might enough to create JAM with AngularJS
- J : AngularJS famework it self. Use $http service for API requesting
- A : Express module - NodeJS
- M : https://github.com/runvnc/angular-on-server or https://github.com/ng-consult/ng1-server (didn't test any of these)
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As i understand. JAM stand for :
- Javascript : to handling pre-generated content on client , fetch updates via API
- API : response for request from client , sent the markup out
- Markup : the pre-generated content (i'm sure it's called Serverside Rendering also)
So you can obviously build JAM with Angularjs.
Here are a few references that I know of, might enough to create JAM with AngularJS
- J : AngularJS famework it self. Use $http service for API requesting
- A : Express module - NodeJS
- M : https://github.com/runvnc/angular-on-server or https://github.com/ng-consult/ng1-server (didn't test any of these)
answered Nov 10 at 19:21
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As i understand. JAM stand for :
- Javascript : to handling pre-generated content on client , fetch updates via API
- API : response for request from client , sent the markup out
- Markup : the pre-generated content (i'm sure it's called Serverside Rendering also)
So you can obviously build JAM with Angularjs.
Here are a few references that I know of, might enough to create JAM with AngularJS
- J : AngularJS famework it self. Use $http service for API requesting
- A : Express module - NodeJS
- M : https://github.com/runvnc/angular-on-server or https://github.com/ng-consult/ng1-server (didn't test any of these)
answered Nov 10 at 19:21
Zuko
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As i understand. JAM stand for :
- Javascript : to handling pre-generated content on client , fetch updates via API
- API : response for request from client , sent the markup out
- Markup : the pre-generated content (i'm sure it's called Serverside Rendering also)
So you can obviously build JAM with Angularjs.
Here are a few references that I know of, might enough to create JAM with AngularJS
- J : AngularJS famework it self. Use $http service for API requesting
- A : Express module - NodeJS
- M : https://github.com/runvnc/angular-on-server or https://github.com/ng-consult/ng1-server (didn't test any of these)
answered Nov 10 at 19:21
Zuko
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Concurring with Rodrigo's answer, there's no static site generator that uses Angular JS to my knowledge. But then again, if you want the interactivity of Angular JS on a static site, you can use a CDN source like this one from Google:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.5.6/angular.min.js
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Concurring with Rodrigo's answer, there's no static site generator that uses Angular JS to my knowledge. But then again, if you want the interactivity of Angular JS on a static site, you can use a CDN source like this one from Google:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.5.6/angular.min.js
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Concurring with Rodrigo's answer, there's no static site generator that uses Angular JS to my knowledge. But then again, if you want the interactivity of Angular JS on a static site, you can use a CDN source like this one from Google:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.5.6/angular.min.js
answered yesterday
bengyup
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Concurring with Rodrigo's answer, there's no static site generator that uses Angular JS to my knowledge. But then again, if you want the interactivity of Angular JS on a static site, you can use a CDN source like this one from Google:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.5.6/angular.min.js
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