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In one of the projects I worked on years before, the pages are served by Django 2, and all the fancy interactivity is handled by AngularJS (v1) (think datepicke
by altbdoor 2y ago
In one of the projects I worked on years before, the pages are served by Django 2, and all the fancy interactivity is handled by AngularJS (v1) (think datepickers, galleries, multi form, etc).
We would use the same controller name, and just load different JS for different pages.
It was an odd stack, but it served us pretty well.