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I'm new to Angular 2 , I know host Angular 1.x on shared hosting like GoDaddy , but I don't have idea how publish Angular 2 application, for example I have this structure folder: angular2-quickstart --app app.component.ts main.ts --node_modules --typings index.html package.json styles.css systemjs.config.js tsconfig.json typings.json What file i need to upload on ftp? I don't tried anything because I don't know how to proceed Thanks in advance! As a component based language, angular 2 includes some caveats in it's deployment process. First, the files used in development environment aren't

I have tried to host a Mercurial HG repository using a Scriptalias. ScriptAlias /hg/ "htdocs/hgwebdir.cgi" If I go to Chrome it display the contents of the cgi file. In IE it does render however images and links are not displayed. In either case the repository I want to display is not shown. Has anyone managed to get this working with VisualSVN? Also will this work if I have windows authentication and https? Here's a alternative setup using mod_wsgi (fast!), combined repository directory, and you can manage Mercurial repository level access from the VisualSVN Server GUI. Download mod_wsgi.so

We were working on a Symfony2 project. Now, it's done and ready to be deployed. We uploaded the whole project files to the server (via ftp of course) and the database as well. Now when we open any page of it we got just a blank page (empty source code). Cache is clean, logs do not show anything new. We googled the steps of deploying a Symfony2 project to a hosting but we did not find a good explanation (even these ones were about Symfony not-version-2). We believe it maybe a configuration issue, but no idea so far. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Edit: the blank page

For many companies, their project's source code is very valuable to them -- theft of the source code could be very costly. Keeping source code tightly controlled on a local network is one way to help protect it. However, there are advantages to hosting source code externally, whether it is simply a subversion or git server hosted on dreamweaver, or a full solution like github or cvsdude. In most of these cases, there is the possibility that an employee or other insider could access your company's full source code and history, although presumably this risk is relatively small. Are these real

I am a beginner in developing websites by Django. I run small discussion websites similar to SO. I have an account at Bluehost which has been a nightmare in developing by Django. I have found that Webfaction and Google App Engine seems to be the best choices for Django. However, I am not sure which one is the best for me. Is Google App Engine better than Webfaction in running small websites? Webfaction : Plus: Great shell access. Ability to install python modules, or anything else you might need. You will love checking out source code from shell to update your production (no need for FTPing