March - AngularJS MTV Meetup Livestream: CRUD Apps with Angular and Breeze
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it as the main walkthrough of BreezeJS with Angular, whether for offline data sync, ORM-style data access, or checking which backends Breeze can talk to.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2013 to 2013.
What it is
A 53-minute livestream from the AngularJS MTV Meetup in which Ward Bell of IdeaBlade shows how BreezeJS combines with AngularJS to build CRUD apps. It covers ad hoc queries, change tracking, client-side validation, object graph navigation, caching and local storage, with demo code on GitHub.
What people said
Recommends Mark Nadig · 2013-03 · Stack Overflow · on “how to make an Angular.js app offline with server sync when available”
Haven't used it yet, but familiar w/ the concepts behind BreezeJS from their other offerings in .NET. Check it out [LINK] and here's Ward Bell presenting it to the Googlers [this video]
Cites Bob Fanger · 2013-04 · Stack Overflow · on “AngularJS: Creating Objects that map to REST Resources (ORM-Style)”
JSData A project which started as angular-data is now "a framework-agnostic data store built for ease of use and peace of mind." It is has excellent documentation and has support for relations, multiple backends (http, localStorage, firebase), validation and of course angular integration. [LINK] BreezeJS The AngularJS YouTube channel [LINK] features this [this video] video using BreezeJS [LINK] Which is an advanced ORM which even supports client-side filtering and other cool stuff. It best suited for backend that support OData [LINK] , but can be made to work on other types of backends. ngResource Another option is to use the ngResource [LINK] , here is an example on how to extend it with your ow
Cites Ward · 2013-04 · Stack Overflow · on “Breeze roadmap?”
I can appreciate your manager's concerns. We are all trying to make sound bets on technology. It isn't easy. The moment you start to think that the size of the vendor is a good guide ... they abandon a major technology (Microsoft's Silverlight and Google Reader [LINK] come to mind but the examples are too numerous to mention). There are no guarantees. What do we know? Business Viability IdeaBlade (makers of Breeze) have been in this data management business since 2002 (I'm a founder so I know). That doesn't prove we'll be here tomorrow. It does prove we have staying power and know how to run a business. Breeze is over a year in the making and saw its first release about 6 months ago. As impo
Cites oivvio · 2013-05 · Stack Overflow · on “A library like BreezeJS that will work with Django and tastypie”
Breeze should supposedly work with anything that talks over HTTP. At least that's what, Ward Bell, one of the people behind Breeze says in this video [this video] . You might have to write your own adapter however.