Using Angular with Rails

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Yarn

#Front End Package Manager #Developer Tools #JS Build Tools 117 social mentions

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Webpack

The best way to manage JavaScript-like applications in Rails is through Webpacker. It makes use of Webpack behind the scenes to provide features, such as pre-processing and bundling JavaScript apps, like Angular, into an existing Rails application.

#Web Application Bundler #JS Build Tools #Module Bundler 243 social mentions

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Ruby on Rails

#Developer Tools #Web Frameworks #Frameworks (Full Stack) 142 social mentions

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Webpacker

The best way to manage JavaScript-like applications in Rails is through Webpacker. It makes use of Webpack behind the scenes to provide features, such as pre-processing and bundling JavaScript apps, like Angular, into an existing Rails application.

#Web Application Bundler #JS Build Tools #Assets Bundler 17 social mentions

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Bootstrap

We’ll make use of Bootstrap to infer style to the page, so we can focus on the implementation only.

#Developer Tools #Design Tools #Web Frameworks 362 social mentions

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VS Code

Wait for the setup to complete and open the project within your favorite IDE. We’re going to work with VS Code for this article because it’s simple, powerful, and smoothly embraces both Rails and Angular syntaxes.

#Text Editors #IDE #Software Development 1141 social mentions