I am new to angular and I know that its a good idea for new-comers to forget that jQuery exists when writing an angular application because in short with a jQuery application you design a page, and then you make it dynamic but with angular you literally build it from the ground up, therefore, conflicts can occur.
I have a few questions:
Does this 'rule' also apply for regular JS scripts? for example: For an rss feed can I use
jquery-rss.jsto include rss functionality in the view or do would I need to rewrite in an angular context and use it in a controller? Or one more example: If I am using bootstrap.min.css can I use bootstrap.min.js?If so, how would one go about 'rewriting' the JS scripts into an angular friendly context?
re there any limitations or restrictions when using server-side languages?