I am new to Angular2 & want to integrate it into my existing Laravel App built with Laravel 5.2, I have searched for an efficient example with the same but no luck, Can any one help me with it?
I would like to have a basic CRUD example with Laravel 5.2 & Angular2[not the beta version].
Thanks in advance!
The best practice would be to use Laravel and Angular decoupled as separate applications with the Angular front end just consuming the Laravel exposed services. You can achieve that by checking examples and tutorials dedicated for each in part (interfacing via JSON/XML/etc.).
Here are some repositories to exemplify such integration:
https://github.com/Nightwhistle/Laravel5-Angular2-Material
https://github.com/softdevelop/Laravel5.3-Angular2-CRUD-Demo
https://github.com/aayaresko/laravel-demo-app-extended
https://github.com/trungcheng/laravel5-angular2-chat-socket
https://github.com/VsevolodYA/laravel5-angular2-dashboard
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