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this will have a high impact on the complete dev process ( at least in the beginning ). I cannot really offer exact things you can use , but I can share some i
by ing33k 12y ago
this will have a high impact on the complete dev process ( at least in the beginning ).
I cannot really offer exact things you can use , but I can share some insights , as we are also in a similar situation.
As you have mentioned that its Angular.js project , I am assuming you will have an internal API , make sure there is a clear API Doc .
For inspiration :
https://github.com/wordnik/swagger-spec https://github.com/wordnik/swagger-spec
http://developer.wordnik.com/docs.html#!/ http://developer.wordnik.com/docs.html#!/
You really cannot expect a backend developer to learn Angular.js just like that.
I hear this a lot, "I have completed the back end work and waiting for the front end guys to do it" .( can be the other way also , but they can always use mocks ). This is where proper planning has to be done.
it will be good to have a generalist who can contribute to both the front end and back end.
will try to add more info after a while .
- markwillcollins 12y agoYeah, I have been worried that it could divide our team a bit - front-end vs back-end, which I'm keen to avoid. I like the idea of having a generalist that can help build that bridge. Thanks!