Add client-side rendering along with server-side. #6
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AntoineViau
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For people curious about server and client side working together in a Universal project, this looks to be a good example: https://github.com/FrozenPandaz/ng-universal-demo |
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Yes I'd recommend that one as well. |
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People who landed on this page might be interested on this demo version, which contains an API example retrieving data from an external web service. I also added support for LESS files. However, note that the use of ExtractTextPlugin in webpack.common.js broke the AOT build in that version. webpack.common.js contains a few commented lines with which AOT builds fine, but I'm not a big fan of that solution. |
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This repo is linked by the Angular 4.0.0-rc1 changelog. A lot of people, like myself, will eventually try the demo and spend some time try to understand the errors after doing a npm start.
This PR add client-side rendering (CSR) with angular-cli, along with server-side rendering (SSR). The readme is up-to-date. The main focus is to show one code working for SSR and CSR.