Set-up Multiple Environments in Angular

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Top comments (8)

billywatsy • Feb 24 '20

thanks Mikael do you have an article on how to do this in azure pipelines

Mikael • Mar 2 '20

Hey @billywatsy , not yet, I will take a look at it and post it, but I think it is more of an architecture question than an Angular one.

billywatsy • Mar 2 '20

hi Mikael got it to work using your article but on pipeline we just specified the build for different environment and some few stuff ,l guess it lightened me up , thanks

Thabiso Mofokeng • Mar 25 '21

Hi Billy, are you able to share your Azure DevOps build command?

Ahmed Elalmi • Jan 13 '20

I think these are used for big projects. we will lose the time if we used it for small projects when we don't have enough time.
Thanks for your time to write this article it very benefits.

Mikael • Jan 14 '20

Hi Ahmed, thanks for your comment.

I truly believe those environment are essential to any project in which there is a production environment. Because your customers, and your team, need to make sure everything works together before shipping to the end customer..

Ahmed Elalmi • Jan 15 '20

Hi Mikael,
I agree with you, but I meant when we don't have time we can skip them, I'm working on a large project and we have three environments development, staging, and production, we skip the testing environment, we do the testing on staging, that I meant we can skip one when we don't have enough time.