Tutorial is incorrect and needs to be updated.
Incorrect, the angular app generated by latest ABP Studio does not use NgModule.
The BookStore tutorial for Angular seems to be outdated
https://abp.io/docs/latest/tutorials/book-store/part-02?UI=NG&DB=EF
as it still refers to using modules even though the Angular template does not do that anymore as recommended by the Angular team
yarn ng generate module book --module app --routing --route books
etc.
Hi,
This is a serious and unnecessary limitation of ABP we think. Basically two out of five icons are kind wasted with a unnecessary bloated menu icon.
What is even the reasoning behind this being the standard layout? Why does Settings, something you would seldom access, considered as so important to take one out of four bottom bar icons?
Why is the menu icon so bloated compared to just a normal hamburger menu?
For example, assume you what to modify the mobile navbar from this
To something like 6 bottom icons with the hamburger menu to the right and the seldom used Settings icon not forced on you (why isn't it under user profile to begin with?) and not using that bloated pink icon for the menu
AFAIK, only way to achieve something like this, which should be easily customizable, is basically to find the source code, do a lot of detective work with some trial and error and finally recompiling everything. And then you can say goodbye to any new updated without having to repete the process.
ABP answer please
We find that the basic theme is REALLY basic as the name implies. LeptonX on the other hand feel kind of bloated, very opinionated and based on our our experience, very hard to customize besides very basic CSS stuff. What you see is what you get and if you are not happy with that you are kind of out of luck and have to roll your own
Any plans for a new modern lightweight but easily customizable theme that also works well in mobile view and with Expo / React Native? Any alternatives to the ABP ones?
What is actually changed here as
"Updated React Native templates to use latest Expo/React Native standards."
Does not say all that much? Have the previous problems been solved?
[sumeyye.kurtulus] said: We have included the latest implementations within the latest releases of ABP Studio. You can check the release notes here.
Great, will give it a look, thanks. What about other improvements with regards to what has been discussed here previously?
Any news here or is support for current Expo in ABP still something that might happen in the future?
