Using angularjs and nodejs in the .ejs file

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I am new to Angularjs and want to know can we use angularjs in .ejs files for writing client side applications. Also, can we write both angularjs and nodejs files in the same .ejs file? I will be grateful for any further guidance.

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I tried writing angularjs and nodejs codes in the same .ejs file. Its not working properly, i am confused about its usage together.

Posted 17-Feb-16 17:41pm

pinkCoder

Updated 20-Feb-16 22:50pm

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Konstantin A. Magg · Answer 1 · 2016-02-20T22:50:00

Hi pinkCoder,

What both technologies have in common is the programming languge JS. Their use cases differ:

Node.js is designed to build server/network applications (see Node.js about), so you can execute JS code on the web server.
AngularJS on the other hand was introduced to add dynamic behavior to HTML pages and gets executed in your web browser (see some basic examples on angularjs.org main page).

Both run in different environments, have different ideas how to structure and bootstrap application modules and how to interact with the environment (and a lot more).

This is just a short comparison helps. If you need further explanations, please let us know what your use case is and which problem you try to solve and what you try to accomplish with Embedded JS comes in this case.

Hope this helps
— Konstantin