Server Side: How to ?

[calebebrim]

I didn't find any doc about how to configure server side. I'm newbie on angular node and gulps.
Can you give some hints?

I want to know the best way to set up backend serving with gulps. Thanks.

[vazh]

client side is usually set up in PHP/Java/Node/Ruby/ASP or whatever server side PL thats available.
usually its a rest-server. you can find guide everywhere on how to set-up rest server with different PL.

[lugovsky]

Please take a look at my answer here #61, I hope it can help you

[xEnigma]

Hello,

I have also a question regarding this topic:
As soon as I put the src folder in a subdirectory (in my case "resources"), the "vendor.js" file is not being generated when I build via "gulp".
I want to build the files into the "public" directory. As far as I can see, everything is being generated, only the vendor.js file under public/scripts is missing.

Here are my paths from the conf.js:
src: 'resources/src', dist: 'public', devDist: 'dev-release', tmp: 'resources/.tmp', e2e: 'e2e'

[calebebrim]

Let me see if I understand.

1. Blur admin is front-end (Client side)
2. I can build it than it will be available on release folder.
3. Than I can serve it on my server.

To serve those files I need implement:
my_http = require("http");

Am I right?

[vazh]

@calebebrim unfortunately i dont know how loopback client server works. you need to refer to loopback documentation for it.
You can also put it inside any webserver, since its just html, css, and js
files.

On Saturday, 18 June 2016, calebebrim [email protected] wrote:

Let me see if I understand.

1. Blur admin is front-end (Client side)
2. I can build it than it will be available on release folder.
3. Than I can serve it on my server.

To serve those files I need implement:
my_http = require("http");

Am I right?

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