Better separation of concerns:
- Option to have a separated static server such as: Nginx, Apache, IIS, etc;
- Cordova friendly app - available for client only app with Angular 1;
- Single command to run server and client (with watcher);
- Do not serve files from the root.
Since the files are not being served from the root anymore, getting dependencies for Angular 2 applications had to change. Both in components and in index.html. Before you had to come down all the way from the root.
Before: node_modules/angular2/somewhere...;
After: ./angular2/somewhere....
The same goes for the way components pick up templateUrl and styleUrls:
Before: client/dev/todo/templates/todo.html;
After: todo/templates/todo.html;
Added http2/https support for server and fixed some bugs.
- Golang supports Http/2;
- Node is stuck with Https, because of an incompatibility between express and the Http/2 module.
##1.6
Huge refactoring making things easier to reuse and maintain. It was also the release responsible for the following improvements:
- Build files were separated to help the user understand and organize it better;
- Build was improved to better support Http/2 enviroments, no more concatenation, cache is killed every build, etc;
- Full Angular2 integration, complete with subgenerators, such as component, directives, pipe, etc.;
- Full client module, which generates: factory, services, models, directive, template, style, controllers/components as well as its tests. You you have to do is call:
$ yo ng-fullstack:module user --feature user.