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Remove angular-route in favor of a more adapted lightweight alternative #64

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alex3683 opened this issue Sep 4, 2014 · 2 comments
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alex3683 commented Sep 4, 2014

Most features of angular-route are not really used by LaxarJS (like ngView) and instead the integration of the LaxarJS flow concept and pages makes some parts of the implementation more complicated and less straight forward than they need to be. Also #65.

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Alternatively (in fact the complete opposite) we should think about making the flow stuff optional. This could be useful for apps that really consist of only one page, and apps already bringing their own tools for navigation.

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* feature/219-add-travis-ci:
  (#64) added Travis-CI build integration
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I'll close this for now. With #267 we already switched to page.js. Adding the possibility of one-page single-page apps (:eyes:) should be tracked in a separate issue.

Implemented on master (v2.0.0).

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