Is it possible to use only the AngularJS's front-end scripts?
Question
I have seen people talking about using a back-end language (like asp.net, php) with AngularJS. But, they are just making HTTP request from NodeJs to the other backend language by creating an API. AngularJS or NodeJs is already a back-end language itself I don't see myself developing 2 back-end web applications just to use AngularJS.
Is it possible to get only the AngularJS's generated front-end scripts to run on a web project using another back-end language or just a simple project without back-end (Html with JavaScript version 6) Or use AngularJS like if it was ViewJs?
The thing is just I want to use ng-if , ng-for ... like in view we use v-if , v-for ... and omit the Angularjs routing and other NodeJs stuff. So that, when I run the project I don't need to run NodeJs or Angular-cli. I mean just using the AngularJS template.
I hope I and my English were clear.
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2 ACCPTED 2019-07-10 03:52:08
AngularJS is self-compiling in the browser. No need for NodeJS or any backend compilation.
<script src="//unpkg.com/angular/angular.js"></script> <body ng-app> <input type="checkbox" ng-model="showMessage">ng-if = {{showMessage}}<br> <p ng-if="showMessage"> See, no backend necessary. Ng-if was compiled in the browser. </p> </body>
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