doc (readme): added link to tuotrial #1096
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@rahil471 Why is their CLI failing would love to see your demo baked in |
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@ArsalanWahid Not sure, all I changed is one Readme file. |
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@rahil471 seems like maintenance is dead here |
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Hey man, really appreciate the effort in creating this package. This is my favorite file-upload package for Angular, integration is so easy and seamless.
I actually went ahead and wrote a tutorial on File Upload with Angular and Node.js, where I have used this package and also created a small app with backend.
This pull-request adds the link to the tutorial into the readme doc.
Would really appreciate if you can include it. It will help the users of this package.
Thanks. :)