How to use RequireJS in AngularJS Application?

Is there a book or video explaining how an AngularJS front end project is done step by step?

  • I ask this question because I read several AngularJS tutorial books, I know how directives work and two way data binding and some major build-in ng directives. However, when you do a pretty big single page application, how do you plan your front end structure, for example, how do you decide if you when you should route to a partial, and sub-route in that partial? I am so confused when I face a real project. Or maybe I should start building a bare-bone working structure, add features to it, modify it when I feel right without planning?  I wish there is someone there show me how they use AngularJS to develop a pretty big project step by step.

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    Great question! As of now no. But check out Angular Meetups videos in youtube from Misko Hevery. They talk about a lot of best practices there. Tune in to these meetups. They cover a lot of do's and don'ts about the scaffolding of an angular project, to routes, to organizing services and controllers. Though it is not a systematic methodical approach, it will steer you clear of major design hassles. I am also starting out on organizing angular projects and once I get the hang of it will try to post back a link here. But for now, meetups is pretty much my guide. Here are some links till then:

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Comprehensive step by step learning for angular js. Video tutiorals @ https://egghead.io

Varun Goel

Dan Whalin did a really good job introducing AngularJS to the Orlando .Net User Group in April. Here is a link to his blog post on it. http://weblogs.asp.net/dwahlin/archive/2014/04/17/code-and-slides-from-my-anglebrackets-april-2014-talks-in-orlando.aspx You'll find links to slides as well as his AngularJS in 60ish Minutes video. It is a really good step by step intro to the topic.

Philip Hagerman

i've personally used this book before http://www.amazon.com/AngularJS-Brad-Green-ebook/dp/B00C9MYA7G/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1399137868&sr=1-2&keywords=angularjs+books its pretty good ! That being said, i prefer reading a bunch of different books on the same topic to maximise my learnings

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