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As an update, its working now. I had to do 'heroku buildpacks:clear' then ran git push heroku master" after which i then re-ran "heroku buildpacks:add https://.......". As per my local, angular data is now dispalyed on port 3000 instead of 4200. |
@pheezo Hi there. Did you manage to figure this out? |
@praburangki If you want to put up a Stack Overflow question and then post a link here, I can try to help. |
@praburangki did you ever get a solution? I didn't see it on SO. |
@jasonswett the above issue is one I'm currently running into. I have scoured Stack Overflow and even came across @praburangki post. I'm not seeing any solution to the problem and wondering if this ever got resolved. If so, I'd love some assistance. |
@smeads Sorry for the slow response. Is this still an issue for you? |
Hi Jason, I just listened to a couple of episodes of The Ruby Rogues, specifically And, yes this is still an issue for me. Unfortunately, I decided put it Also, aside from resources I've already skimmed through, any suggested Thanks, On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 1:56 PM, Jason Swett [email protected]
Steven B. Meads |
Hey Steve, I'm really sorry for my slow response. Thanks for the kind words, and I'm glad you found the Ruby Rogues episodes interesting. I found the book "Switching to Angular 2" kind of good as far as Angular 1 vs. 2 comparison goes. And I haven't read this yet, but it looks promising: https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/cookbook/a1-a2-quick-reference.html |
Hey Jason,
Thanks for the book suggestions. I'll definitely be diving into them to
better understand the differences.
Also, a bit of a side note/question. I'm currently trying to implement a
Wrapbootstrap Template into a Rails/Anuglar application. It's a bit more
difficult than anticipated and I've scoured the internet searching for a
decent walk through just to get started. Theres not much there. If you know
of any, I'd love some suggestions.
Best,
Steve
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Hey Steve, I'm really sorry for my slow response. Thanks for the kind
words, and I'm glad you found the Ruby Rogues episodes interesting.
I found the book "Switching to Angular 2" kind of good as far as Angular 1
vs. 2 comparison goes. And I haven't read this yet, but it looks promising:
https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/cookbook/a1-a2-quick-reference.html
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Hey Steve, sorry, I have no experience at all with WrapBootstrap + Angular. I think if you were to post a Stack Overflow question you'd have better luck there. (I imagine the Rails part is not very relevant to that particular integration.) |
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I must say its been really turbulent since i started following. Im running windows 8 on macbook pro. Right now i am stuck in page 8 git push heroku master. I get the error : failed to detect set buildpack https://github.com/jasonswett/heroku-buildpack-nodejs.
I feel that i must equally mention what i have experienced before i got here
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