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The GOATyeoman generator is located here
$ npm i -g yo generator-goatstack
$ mkdir [dirName] && cd [dirName]
$ yo goatstack [name?]
$ # Make sure to have the database runnning!!
$ npm start
$ # dev environment served to http://localhost:1701WARNING: v4.0.x => v4.3.x brings BREAKING CHANGES CassMask was removed to make GOATstack less opinionated
- CassMask is no longer be used, or supported. This will be a breaking change from past versions.
- In place of CassMask we will use the Cassandra Node.js driver which is compatible with DataStax enterprise solutions.
- Sequelize will be worked on.
- Server-side rendering with Angular Universal
- Angular Universal will be integrated into @angular/core upon angular@4.x
- we will begin refactoring on the GOATv4 branch once rc.1 publishes in the coming month
- Angular 5 is in beta currently, and has a release target for mid October 2017. We plan on integrating Angular 5 and releasing it in Version 5.0.0 of the GOATstack in the 4th quarter.
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- 40% of users leave a webpage that takes more than 3 seconds to load
- If an App's resources cannot scale with real time user traffic it will crash during traffic spikes, and be wasteful when there is low user activity
- If a program's dataflow is not structured conicously a once easily managed program made of 10,000 lines of code becomes a hinderance once it reaches 100,000 lines of code. Data flows become unruley and nested, and unintended dependencies occur in the application tree. This makes maintainability a mess, and refactoring a nightmare.
- User interaction is a key success factor in regards to having a community adopt, and grow with your projet. The more seamless user interaction is with your website, and with each other, the better chance the project has at success.
- The GOAT stack capitilizes on Angular2's Ahead-of-Time server-side compilation. Having the server do the heavy lifting at build time allows us to serve pre-compiled views for the client to load. This dramatically decreases initial load time.
- MongoDB fits the developer paradigm very well. with proper indexing and schema design database response times will be linear, or consant. Also, the capability of sharding removes the bottle-neck of datasize.
- Immmutable makes app data predictable at any scale, and redux makes dataflow manageble by eliminating many-to-many relationships, this completely removes tangled nests of components, making them more modular. Redux places the entire app's state tree in one focal area which is the store.
- Angular2's two way data binding and Socket.io is an effective combination. Two way data binding allows real time interaction between website and client without the need to reload pages. Socket.io takes this one step further and automatically updates changes on every connected device in real time without the need to refresh the browser. This feature can be narrowed or widened.
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- CANE - Cassandra, Angular, NodeJS, Express
- MEAN - MongoDB, Express, Angular, NodeJS
- SEAN - SQL, Express, Angular, NodeJS
- NodeJS
- Apache-Cassandra | MongoDB | MySQL | PostgresSQL | SQLite | MariaDB | MSSQL
- Typescript
- Angular2/Angular4
1) Install Git
- Note: You may need to configure system PATH to appropriate git command
2) Install NodeJS
- Note: You may need to configure system PATH to appropriate node command
3) Install Apache-Cassandra || MongoDB || MySQL || PostgresSQL || SQLite || MariaDB || MSSQL
- Note: You may need to configure system PATH to appropriate each command
4) Install Python and C++ compiler
- Note: Installing Visual Studios Community will be a sufficiant compiler
- if you do not want the full blown Visual Studios IDE then you can also download a standalone version of Visual Studio's build tools here
- Make sure to configure npm to use the correct c++ compiler using the following command
npm config set msvs_version 20152015 is the version linked above, replace this number with your version if it differs. If you still have issues during npm install follow the install instructions here for node-gyp.
$ npm i -g yo generator-goatstack
$ mkdir GOATstack && cd GOATstack
$ yo goatstack [name?]
$ # Make sure to have the database running!!
$ npm start
$ # dev environment served to http://localhost:17011) Install Git
$ sudo apt-get install git2) Install NodeJS
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_6.x | sudo -E bash -
$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejsor 7.x
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_7.x | sudo -E bash -
$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs3) Install Apache-Cassandra || MongoDB || MySQL || PostgresSQL || SQLite || MariaDB || MSSQL
$ sudo npm i -g yo generator-goatstack
$ mkdir GOATstack && cd GOATstack
$ sudo yo goatstack [name?]
$ # Make sure to have the database running!!
$ sudo npm start
$ # dev environment served to http://localhost:1701Note: npm needs to be elevated with
sudo, otherwise child_process will throw errors and/or webpack-dev-server will not serve.
Make sure you have Heroku Toolbelt installed.
$ heroku login$ [sudo] npm deploy:heroku