If you fancy it, check out the same post on my personal blog.
If you’re like me and you build your Angular apps in the default output path and serving it from there, then you’ve probably run into the following issue: downtime during the build process which can, for large apps, take more than 2 minutes.
Joke aside, you may be able to overcome this with some nginx Apache caching wizardry or with some fancy CI/CD pipeline, but I’m interested in a solution that works for the out-of-the box setup which I believe many apps out there are using.
Frankly…
If you fancy it, check out the same post on my personal blog.
Strapi is my headless CMS of choice if I want to build an API for a mobile / web application. It’s open source, extensible & built on top of Koa. It also has loads of useful features you would expect from a powerful CMS, like: content manager & model builder, authentication & security features, role & permission management, plugin support and much more.
However, it has one major drawback: it does not support Typescript (as of the writing of this article, it’s one of the most popular…
Alexandru Constantin
Software & Machine Learning Engineer. I love building products that deliver value & happiness! https://constantin.al
