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Foundation for Apps is Here
- edude03 12y agoI'm happy to see that Zurb has customized Foundation for mobile apps, but it begs the question, why are all these UI frameworks coming out for angular and not ember?
- mos2 12y agoThe angular-bootstrap and angular-foundation projects have existed for quite some time. Is there some sort of ember equivalent? In these projects they are rewriting much of the javascript / jquery components as angular directives. The CSS/Sass/Less is unchanged. I assume much of the same could be done in an ember based project.
- gakon 12y agoWe'd love to see the community try and port our Sass components to other frameworks like Ember or React. We'll definitely support anyone who wants to try.
- malandrew 12y agoIf the focus is apps and native app-like performance, creating an integration for a v-dom solution like react, famo.us, mercury or mithril is far more interesting than Angular or Ember.
- uptown 12y agoThey're using hash bangs for stateful URLs? I thought that trend has passed in favor of pushState.
- mos2 12y agoYou can reconfigure this via ui-router https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/issues/148 https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/issues/148
- antjanus 12y agoit's part of the actual app repo. The reason for that is that not everyone knows how to correctly setup a server to work with push state. If you check out the history for `js/angular/app.js` or `gulpfile.js`, you'll see that it was reverted from pushState and pretty URLs back to hashbangs so that you wouldn't have to work locally on a server.