Omnichannel Applications with AngularJS
summary
Argues AngularJS plus a client-side MVC and layered services/directives lets one codebase target web, mobile web and packaged apps using Ionic/PhoneGap/Cordova or node WebKit, reuse ~60–75% of code, avoid fourfold TCO from separate native stacks, and respond to metrics in hours. Claims automation with grunt/gulp, CI with Jenkins/Protractor, snapshots via PhantomJS and optional Firebase back-ends enable half the time, quarter of the cost to market for many projects.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00The case for omni-channel
- 1:31Costs and architecture
- 3:09Angular as an enabler
- 5:41Building the architecture
- 8:04Beyond the mean stack
- 9:34Business strategy
- 11:55Time to market and fit
- 14:27Tactics for success
- 17:07Agile deployment models
- 18:52Best practices for Angular
- 22:55Summary and conclusions
- 25:09Q&A session
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