I've been building web applications for over a decade and so I've had the chance to experiment with many libraries and frameworks. Some I grew to love, some... not so much.
Nowadays for complex projects I prefer the maturity of the Angular framework. Since I have a lot of experience with Angular, I thought to myself: why not build a new UI for Nuxeo?
Nuxeo already offers an Angular sample project to serve as a starting point for this, but after trying it out, I realized it was using a very old version of Angular (v2), and thus had many extra boilerplate files that were no longer needed nor usable.
What I came up with is a fresh web UI that is modern, responsive, fast and allows developers to easily add/remove features, thanks to the use of singleton services, directives, pipes, RxJS or resource lazy loading.
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A few years ago we introduced the first WebUI for Nuxeo made with Angular v15. If you haven’t heard about it, check out this post about it here – watch a video about it here – or just give it a try here. In the ever-shifting landscape of software development, to stand still is to […]
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