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Christian Lawrence
3,941 PointsNew Project, which Library?
Hello, I have just received a University interactive project which requires to be run without a webserver (so static index.html from a CD). I was think this would be a great opportunity to learn something like Angular JS, but I'm not 100% sure if this requires a server. Or is there any other new libraries (non-server) that would look good on a CV that you can recommend?
Christian Lawrence
3,941 PointsI think for what I want to do an MVC would be the most practical thing to learn. I thought of Amber.JS as it seems more simple to me but appears to require a web-server.
moonshine
8,449 PointsCorrect me if I'm wrong, but I belief that the model tends to be filled with data from a server, but that doesn't mean you're required to do so.
cristian gherghel
6,259 PointsStill, HTML5 + CSS3 they do magix on static web pages. And if you need some interaction, jQuery + Javascript, should create a "killer profile". Angular is not really easy to learn, and anyway, they all are based on Javascript.
moonshine
8,449 Pointsmoonshine
8,449 PointsAngular is largely a MVC framework, and doesn't depend on a server. Angular is a good lib to know.