SPA Applications: AJAX to fetch templates or build from strings
I’m working on a large angular application and I’m currently using a factory class that builds HTML templates from strings. We don’t have to worry about mobile support for the application and I’m wondering from an architectural standpoint, which method would you rather implement and why: static HTML files that are fetched on request, or a class that builds the templates as strings?
SPA Applications: AJAX to fetch templates or build from strings
I’m working on a large angular application and I’m currently using a factory class that builds HTML templates from strings. We don’t have to worry about mobile support for the application and I’m wondering from an architectural standpoint, which method would you rather implement and why: static HTML files that are fetched on request, or a class that builds the templates as strings?
SPA Applications: AJAX to fetch templates or build from strings
I’m working on a large angular application and I’m currently using a factory class that builds HTML templates from strings. We don’t have to worry about mobile support for the application and I’m wondering from an architectural standpoint, which method would you rather implement and why: static HTML files that are fetched on request, or a class that builds the templates as strings?
Feasible to keep work to a minimum for distribution purposes?
I’m faced with image manipulation requirements for a mobile app I wish to develop that I could quite easily (or ‘easier’, at least) implement in C# or javascript, as it’s what I’m most familiar with.
Feasible to keep work to a minimum for distribution purposes?
I’m faced with image manipulation requirements for a mobile app I wish to develop that I could quite easily (or ‘easier’, at least) implement in C# or javascript, as it’s what I’m most familiar with.
Feasible to keep work to a minimum for distribution purposes?
I’m faced with image manipulation requirements for a mobile app I wish to develop that I could quite easily (or ‘easier’, at least) implement in C# or javascript, as it’s what I’m most familiar with.
Is it possible to create an arch that allows for an app to be downloaded and installed at the same time?
In theory, if I wanted to have a developer write some sort of computer architecture/OS, could I have him/her add the capability to download + install something at the same time. I’m thinking like something where the file is shredded into pieces, and as parts are being downloaded (the user’d see it as one file), other parts are being installed.
Is it possible to create an arch that allows for an app to be downloaded and installed at the same time?
In theory, if I wanted to have a developer write some sort of computer architecture/OS, could I have him/her add the capability to download + install something at the same time. I’m thinking like something where the file is shredded into pieces, and as parts are being downloaded (the user’d see it as one file), other parts are being installed.
Is it possible to create an arch that allows for an app to be downloaded and installed at the same time?
In theory, if I wanted to have a developer write some sort of computer architecture/OS, could I have him/her add the capability to download + install something at the same time. I’m thinking like something where the file is shredded into pieces, and as parts are being downloaded (the user’d see it as one file), other parts are being installed.
Is it possible to create an arch that allows for an app to be downloaded and installed at the same time?
In theory, if I wanted to have a developer write some sort of computer architecture/OS, could I have him/her add the capability to download + install something at the same time. I’m thinking like something where the file is shredded into pieces, and as parts are being downloaded (the user’d see it as one file), other parts are being installed.