Show HN: Angular 2 HN – A progressive Hacker News client that works offline
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you :) The CLI is just a command line interface that makes scaffolding and generating a project a lot easier. Adding new components, routes, services, etc... can be done with simple commands. Angular seed gives you a skeleton that you can start your app with, and the quick start provides a super barebones starting point with just a single AppComponent if I'm not mistaken. I personally enjoy using the CLI and ha…
oh the blog post would be perfect!, I will go through it. I will try to create a twitter client to get familiar with angular cli and angular 2 in general. Thanks :) Btw, I like the way blog UI and its simplicity and code-display friendly-ness, what tool/app you use for the blog? (if you don't mind sharing the details)
I tried to keep things as minimal as possible so I'm glad you like it. For the code highlighting, I'm using Prism (http://prismjs.com/index.html)
Re: Show HN: Angular 2 HN – A progressive Hacker News client that works offline
#13It's annoying how it scrolls to the top of the page when when you go back from article.
Re: Show HN: Angular 2 HN – A progressive Hacker News client that works offline
#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
oh the blog post would be perfect!, I will go through it. I will try to create a twitter client to get familiar with angular cli and angular 2 in general. Thanks :) Btw, I like the way blog UI and its simplicity and code-display friendly-ness, what tool/app you use for the blog? (if you don't mind sharing the details)
Of course! So the blog itself is built with Jekyll ( https://jekyllrb.com/ ) and hosted on Github Pages. This makes it easy for me to just create new posts with markdown and GitHub pages provides free hosting! I tried to keep things as minimal as possible so I'm glad you like it. For the code highlighting, I'm using Prism ( http://prismjs.com/index.html )
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#16Cool, I was just getting started with Angular 2 and Typescript (coming from Angular 1) and I think your example is just the perfect way to understand how an app is to be made with it :) How is angular-cli different from angular's quick start or a seed project setup ?
Thank you :) The CLI is just a command line interface that makes scaffolding and generating a project a lot easier. Adding new components, routes, services, etc... can be done with simple commands. Angular seed gives you a skeleton that you can start your app with, and the quick start provides a super barebones starting point with just a single AppComponent if I'm not mistaken. I personally enjoy using the CLI and ha…
That blog post is very good BTW. I like how it goes through all of the intermediate steps that any developer would do to make a PoC.
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#17Shameless plug. I built a native Mac Hacker News client. Mackernews. http://mackernews.com you can login vote, comment, post, upvote in a native interface. It tries to render a reable web version of the article when possible :)
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#18btw I am trying to learn service workers and wanted to check how you have implemented the offline support, but when I checked
https://github.com/hdjirdeh/angular2-hn/blob/master/src/serv... it's empty .. am I missing something ?
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#19This looks good ! btw I am trying to learn service workers and wanted to check how you have implemented the offline support, but when I checked https://github.com/hdjirdeh/angular2-hn/blob/master/src/serv... it's empty .. am I missing something ?
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#20This is kind of a nitpick, but on the desktop version, hovering over the menu options "new, show, ask, and jobs" makes the text bold and pushes the other text aside. It's a little weird. Perhaps work with a fixed width for each menu item so it doesn't push the other items.