Upgrade frontend stack
See original GitHub issueOur frontend stack is becoming more and more outdated which makes keeping up with best practices harder. Once we start actually working on this, we should probably split this into multiple steps.
- Upgrade to Angular 1.5 (we’re on 1.2 at the moment…).
- Switch to using npm and Webpack instead of Bower & Gulp. We can consider using SystemJS, but looks like Webpack is industry standard, so probably better to stick to it.
- Implement latest style guide – mainly rewrite all our directives as components, remove controllers, etc.
- Reduce dependency on Angular specific stuff (
angular.module
,service
, etc) by using regular Javascript modules. - … significant time later … Rewrite all components as React components 😝 .
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)
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I feel it hard to understand frontend codes, so I will be happy when refactor frontend codes.
@oliviertassinari It’s already in progress 😉