MEAN.JS OFFICIAL BLOG

[...] We’re super excited to announce our official Yeoman generator. One of the most frequently asked features from MEAN users is a way to scaffold their [...]

[...] different web application features. Generator - We already started building the long awaited yeoman generator, which we plan to release in the next couple of weeks. Admin - Creating an admin panel for [...]

We had several important changes in this release. Our efforts focus on modularizing the components of the stack as much as possible, and make the proj [...]

First of all, thank you for all of your feedback so far. We appreciate each and every one of your contributions to this project - you’ve all made th [...]

[...] .6: Our Biggest Release Ever: mongodb: By Eliot Horowitz, CTO and Co-founder, MongoDB Discuss on Hacker News In the five years since the initial release of MongoDB, and after hundreds of thousands of [...]

[...] -source it. Not too long after, the community started to react to the boilerplate. A post on hacker news got us the first traction, then some people started tweeting about it, and soon enough, blog [...]

[...] development easier and way more fun. You can use it to quickly and easily generate the various components of your stack. As with other generators, using a consistent method for evolving your [...]

[...] , or conversely making it overly specific,  so we tried to further modularize the various components, making sure the modules are nicely decoupled from core application architecture. We [...]

[...] by contributing code, and adding to the feature list on our Trello board. Until next time! The MEAN.js team [...]

[...] due to Module selection. CRUD module generator now supports menu items. Until next time! The MEAN.js team   [...]

[...] the backend structure to support MVC modules. We restructured the AngularJS part to support vertical modules. We also added some autoloading of modules features to ease the development process. Better [...]

[...] - submit pull requests! Relates to https://trello.com/c/vgwdGuNB/38-modularize-core Vertical modules We have significantly changed the folder structure. Previously, a single module’s client and [...]

[...] I would have suggested as I did before to leave the disagreement behind us, and move the project assets to a neutral domain such as the Software Freedom Conservancy, so we can all continue [...]

[...] all.js, production.js, development.js, etc.). We introduced the new build task to minify your project assets before deploying it to a production environment. We simplified the loading process by using [...]

[...] still include the original MEAN community, led us to deal with the next major complaint of MEAN users, Documentation. Documentation Maybe the most common request of our community, a proper [...]

[...] to announce our official Yeoman generator. One of the most frequently asked features from MEAN users is a way to scaffold their applications. As we looked for a way to help the community build and [...]

[...] to release in the next couple of weeks. Admin - Creating an admin panel for managing your MEAN application. Epilogue Leaving the original MEAN.IO project was one of hardest turning points of my [...]

[...] a production ready state, the MEAN-SEO module makes it pretty simple to make sure your MEAN application ready to serve all of your precious content to those hungry crawlers, without breaking a [...]

[...] frameworks.  As part of evolving the MEAN stack towards a production ready state, the MEAN-SEO module makes it pretty simple to make sure your MEAN application ready to serve all of your precious [...]