I am new to node. I very much like approach of AngularJS. I like what I see in towerjs.
Has Anyone wired the two together? I have in mind tower primarily for backend api/rest and angular for clientside.
Both can be combined to create isomorphic web applications. NodeJS is the cross-platform and a run-time environment for Javascript applications. AngularJS is an open-source platform for web application development which is maintained by Google. In order to use NodeJS, you need to install it into your system.
Serve Angular App with Express We're gonna serve static files such as HTML files, CSS files and JavaScript files in app/views folder using the express. static() built-in middleware function. const express = require("express"); const path = __dirname + '/app/views/'; const app = express(); app. use(express.
Node. JS is a useful tool to build fast and scalable server-side networking applications, while AngularJS is best suited for building single-page client-side web applications. Node. JS is an ideal language for developing small-size projects, and AngularJS is an ideal language for creating highly interactive web apps.
Knowledge of TypeScript is helpful, but not required. Angular requires an active LTS or maintenance LTS version of Node.js.
I'm especially not familiar with tower.js, but from the docs it looks like it might not be practical to use the two together. There is quite a bit of overlap in the things AngularJS provides and the things tower.js provides (especially models, views, and controllers on the client).
I've written on how to use AngularJS with a RESTful API provided by Express on my blog. Maybe that can help you get started.
Good luck! :)
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