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I wanted to use it, but couldn't use it with Bootstrap (I know), so it was back to CoffeeScript and Backbone for me.
by pm 13y ago
I wanted to use it, but couldn't use it with Bootstrap (I know), so it was back to CoffeeScript and Backbone for me.
- dchuk 13y agoYou can use either angular ui or angularstrap to get native angular support for bootstrap
- meowface 13y agoThis is kind of a dumb question, but do you know of any good solutions that allow the use of Angular with CoffeeScript, Bootstrap, AND a higher-level templating language like HAML? (I know I'm pretty much combining "hip" programming buzzwords here, but I am curious.)
- xaritas 13y agoI haven't used it, but I think this might be what you are looking for: https://github.com/tuyen/yeoman-angular-haml https://github.com/tuyen/yeoman-angular-haml Based on yeoman (http://yeoman.io http://yeoman.io), which I used briefly for the first time a few days ago, and it seems like a nice system. It already has pretty good integration with the AngularJS seed project. You could probably roll something together using middleman (http://middlemanapp.com http://middlemanapp.com) too, with a bit more legwork.
- anton-107 13y agoAngular + Bootstrap = use Angular UI Bootstrap. For Coffee use on-the-fly transcompilation of your choice (i.e. grunt-contrib-coffee + grunt-contrib-watch). For any of higher-level templating again use on-the-fly compilation (i.e. grunt-haml + grunt-contrib-watch)