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www.carloscaballero.io | ||
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humberto.io
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| | | | | Discover how to separate your stacks to get autonomy between frontend and backend using Angular 6 and Django 2 | |
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blog.piotrnalepa.pl
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| | | | | After reading this article you'll learn how to expose your Angular components as Web Components/Custom Elements that can be reused in other projects or while during the migration of an old codebase to a newer one. | |
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nguyenhuythanh.com
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| | | | | I named this post "Good" Practices, not "Best", since I believe that there is hardly a silver bullet that can be used to solve everything, technology oriented or not. The practices are good since they fit my case, and I hope that it would give you (or my future self) some useful insights. Monorepo Development Style Normally, we are used to Angular CLI's new command: ng new The style is normal for a "multi-repo" development style, where we split our projects into multiple repositories (Git repository to be precise). | |
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www.paulox.net
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| | | A quick-start guide to create a web map with the Python-based web framework Django using its module GeoDjango, the PostgreSQL database with its spatial extension PostGIS and Leaflet, a JavaScript library for interactivemaps. | ||
