Mittwoch, 18. Mai, 2016

Finishing Angular TODO application
and deploying to production
TL;DR
This is a fourth post (first one is about getting started on the MEAN stack¹⁴³, the second one is
all about Node.js and Express¹⁴⁴ and the third one is about MongoDB, Mongoose and Passport
Authentication¹⁴⁵) in a series of posts which will teach you how to take the advantage of the MEAN
stack in becoming a full-stack JavaScript developer.
In this post, which completes the MEAN circle, you’ll learn how AngularJS¹⁴⁶ works with Node.js,
Express and MongoDB - and all that in a MVC way. We’ll dive directly in the code, by continuing
from the previous tutorial¹⁴⁷ and implement the TODO application, and I’ll explain the basics as we
go along. Finally, you’ll go over the steps needed to deploy the application to the actual server and
make it available publicly.
Disclaimer: code is based on the MEAN.JS framework¹⁴⁸ and the tutorial partly follows the structure
from MEAN Web Development by Amos Haviv¹⁴⁹, the author of the MEAN.JS framework.
What are we going to build?
In this tutorial you’ll build the exact replica of MEANTODO.com¹⁵⁰:
¹⁴³https://hackhands.com/how-to-get-started-on-the-mean-stack/
¹⁴⁴https://hackhands.com/delving-node-js-express-web-framework/
¹⁴⁵https://hackhands.com/mongodb-crud-mvc-way-with-passport-authentication/
¹⁴⁶https://angularjs.org/
¹⁴⁷https://hackhands.com/mongodb-crud-mvc-way-with-passport-authentication/
¹⁴⁸http://meanjs.org/
¹⁴⁹http://amzn.to/1cvHyth
¹⁵⁰http://meantodo.com