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Ask DN: Easiest way to get up and running with modern front-end frameworks?

6 years ago from Drew Beck, Freelance UX Designer

  • Clark WimberlyClark Wimberly, 6 years ago

    What exactly are you trying to accomplish? For the first side project, you might want something simple, so you can focus on the code and not the environment/setup.

    1 point
    • Drew BeckDrew Beck, 6 years ago

      I have a web app that I want to develop. I've been using angular extensively at work and really dig it and think it would be great for my project.

      My frustration is that the environment/setup still takes a level of knowledge that feels super arcane to this particular semi-nerd/designer, while the coding itself is actually totally manageable.

      2 points
    • Duncan ReganDuncan Regan, 6 years ago

      Don't know if you'll still pop in here. But to start writing an app in angular you just need to put this:

      <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.3.14/angular.min.js"></script>

      in the head of an HTML file and off you go.

      Write you application code in a .js file and import it after the angular script.

      0 points