amd-requirejs-angular-jquery-bootstrap-socketio
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Example of use with AMD RequireJS, AngularJS, jQuery, Bootstrap and Socket.io
Example of use with AMD RequireJS, AngularJS, jQuery, Bootstrap and Socket.io
$ git clone https://github.com/andrehrf/amd-requirejs-angular-jquery-bootstrap-socketio.git
$ npm install
$ npm install -g gulp gulp-nodemon browser-sync (Dev mode)
$ npm install -g pm2 (Production mode)
$ gulp (Dev mode)
$ node app.js (Normal mode)
$ pm2 start app.js (Production mode)
http://localhost:5802 (Dev mode with Browser-sync)
http://localhost:5801 (Dev mode without Browser-sync)
http://localhost:5800 (Normal and Production mode)
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Example of use with AMD RequireJS, AngularJS, jQuery, Bootstrap and Socket.io
The npm package amd-requirejs-angular-jquery-bootstrap-socketio receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, amd-requirejs-angular-jquery-bootstrap-socketio popularity was classified as not popular.
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