On Nodejs and MongoDB

Learning the front-end aspects of technology, dare not say something, but also a lot of experience, the front is a water pit, learning is always met with all kinds of pits, new technology endless dazzling people. For the purpose of the front-end technology to do some summary, so it took some time to learn the side of the increase in the establishment of this project, by my colleagues and I co-maintenance. Share today, and hope to work with the master of the road to learn to communicate, but also hope to get such as crossing you such a man-in-God to guide.

Project Description:

Njblog backstage uses nodejs+express to provide restful APIs.
The database uses Mongodb, driven by Mongoose.
The Njblog front desk uses angularjs for development.
Njblog currently all the front-end JS code are all modular, using Requirejs driver (in the future may consider the use of domestic seajs oh ~).
Njblog uses Mocha+jasmine to write JS unit tests.
The front-end UI uses bootstrap.
Njblog uses powerful grunt to build your project.
Njblog all the code is hosted on GitHub, using the awesome TRAVIS-CI for continuous integration (available to run unit tests).
The project's demo is powered by Appfog and MONGOHQ.

Get and run the project:

First make sure that you have MongoDB and Nodejs installed in your system and that you are ready to complete it. Follow the steps below.

1,clone Code

git clone https://github.com/mz121star/NJBlog.git

2, installation dependent

NPM Install
3, start the program

Node App.js

Finally, Njblog is only a front-end learning summary of the project, Njblog is still ongoing changes to improve, Njblog is not the best, but there may be what you need, welcome to the road master for the Njblog building blocks