Meteorjs + Angular 2

Question

I am attempting the Meteor/Angular2 tutorial here

If I make a change to a component the changes are not updated in the browser (Google Chrome); even if I do the following things...

Save changes and hard refresh browser.
Stop server and restart.

I have to clear the browser cache to get rid of the old data and load the new.

I'm pretty sure this should not be the case, as it creates a major problem for a developer.

This tutorial is using Angular2, Meteorjs, as well as a typescript compiler.

This is not an Angular issue.

My question is... Is the problem with meteorjs not triggering a hard refresh? Or could it perhaps be an issue with the typescript compiler?

Also, how could I fix this?

I'm running

Typescript Compiler: netanelgilad:angular2-typescript

Meteorjs: 1.2.2

Google Chrome: Version 47.0.2525.0 canary (64-bit)

UPDATE:

I tried a normal .js file and everything works as expected. This means its the Typescript Compiler: netanelgilad:angular2-typescript.

I'll check out the package and see what I can find.

shatakshi · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-05 07:38:45Z

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If You are using

http-server

then this may be the issue of http-server as it always store the data in cache.

In my case i was using http-server and this problem occured.

You can fix it by selecting the disable cache option in developer tools(chrome).

answered Oct 5, 2015 at 7:38

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SoEzPz Over a year ago

This worked. Is the http-server the generic server that Meteor runs?

SoEzPz Over a year ago

Also, why do the .js and .html files load regardless of cache, but the .ts do no?

shatakshi Over a year ago

@SoEzPz According to me, Browser has only concerned with the html and js files not with the ts files.

shatakshi Over a year ago

http-server is not the generic server for meteor.you can also run meteor using apache server.link

shatakshi Over a year ago

See this link for reference :: link

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