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angular-seed does not contain any model(s) #188
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+1 👍 @okigan, can you please provide example? |
Here are several alternatives to angular-seed that do what you're talking about. It also shows the alternatives to $resource. I don't think angular-seed will ever include database interaction. |
@dancancro , thank you. |
@dancancro The comparison isn't usable since it requires the reader to ask for permission to the Google document. I realize it might be out of date but since the link is still valid thought I would point it out. |
Hi @kevinsearle Sorry about the confusion. I'm aware of that. Getting contributions to the database has been, let's say, sub-stellar. And there's no way I can do it all by myself. But it's supremely crowd-sourceable if I could just find the right carrot to seduce the product knowledge out of the heads of the experts. Unrestricted public access to it was approach number one and that didn't work at all. I do keep it up though, at least for the technologies I am studying. If you or anyone would like to help, please do this form and I'll send you over access to it. Incidentally, I recently added some code to make reports like this one in addition to ones like this one There's a lot of potential here if everyone chips in the bits and pieces of information they know, but if not, then it won't be all that helpful. |
Majority of application will manipulate data (aka. model) yet it's completely missing from angular-seed.
A model interfaced with $resource is a needed addition.
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