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I thought that since there were a lot of complaints about the weather docklet not working properly i'd post that with the latest build that problem is solved This will help when you’re serving the angular project. The weather docklet is working perfectly here!

I have thought about implementing #1, but #2 (which was my first choice when i wrote the docklet) is not possible with the way the plugin/docklet architecture is designed There are a few things that need to be changed in the angular.json file in order for it to serve our laravel application properly For now it is the way it is because really this is part of a larger problem of how we organize plugins vs docklets.

This relates to the service name resolution within docker

I learned this from this post If you are accessing the angular app through the host machine, then service name resolution will not work I don't get the question entirely, can you provide the context? To be clear, this is not an issue with objectdock or any other weather widget

Nothing needs to be fixed in od This is an issue with a service that stardock subscribes to for weather.com. In this guide, you will learn how to Containerize and run an angular application using docker

Set up a local development environment for angular inside a container

Run tests for your angular application within a docker container Deploy the containerized angular application to a local kubernetes cluster for testing and debugging. Through this guide, we covered the steps necessary to connect an angular front end with a laravel back end With practice and further exploration into both frameworks, you can build scalable and maintainable web applications that cater to modern web development needs.

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