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how to run the project without grunt files #266
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Just thinking outloud here, but if you skipped past the app hosting parts in Google, then perhaps you need a hosted service such as Heroku or something similar. They handle 90% of the hosting side for you, allowing you to build your app as you like and I believe also to choose who you give access to (double check their options on that though). Otherwise, if you're looking to run it on a local network as a private app (i.e.: not an online app), then your best bet would be running a web server in a virtual machine somewhere. Bitnami has a few easy configuration options in that regard. |
Thanks for the reply. I want to run it locally. Can you please tell me how
to do it without grunt and I want to change complete UI.
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Ok, if you want to do that, first you need to understand what Grunt really is. It's a build tool, nothing more.. The "running with grunt" idea here is a Grunt task that launches a NodeJS powered mini web server, serving only your local browser. It's final step is to "compile" your app with minified code to be hosted on a permanent (NodeJS? Apache? Nginx?) file server. Maybe that should be in a wiki page somewhere, but anyways.. The quickest solution for this case would be a NodeJS stack, some might prefer a Nginx stack with Node installed for more flexibility, but that's what Google is for.. There are tons of guides out there that cover exactly what you're asking. |
how to run the project without grunt files in client and server folders
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