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×I just tried the application..... it seems to be very faulty..... it’s not ready, upon Droplet-build…… and there’s no tutorial on here…… so, because I have no idea how far the implementation of MEAN was done on the pre-fab, I have no idea how to fix it so it can work…… I already had to install grunt, and now it’s saying there’s no Gruntfile..... I’m new to MEAN, and I can’t handle this confusion.... I’ll have to re-build the Droplet as a standard Ubuntu 14.04, then install MEAN manually.....
MEAN is a quick start boilerplate for creating apps based on MongoDB, Node.js, Express, and AngularJS. DigitalOcean’s MEAN One-Click Application pre-installs the Mean.js implementation of the stack.
To start the sample project, run:
cd /opt/mean
grunt
It will now be available at http://your.ip.address:3000
You will have a MongoDB instance available for use at 127.0.0.1:27017
Check out the docs at Mean.js for more information.
I am wandering the same, almost a year later. Did you find what it means ?
I googled “MEAN on Ubuntu”, this was the first result! LOL.
Anyway, one of the later results was this, which is about what I expected, but I didn’t know what the E or A were.
http://mean.io
MEAN = (M)ongoDB + (E)xpress + (A)ngularJS + (N)ode
I just Confused now because this page indexed perfectly on SERP. very simple question can make you rich lol