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steveblue edited this page Oct 3, 2014 · 3 revisions

Running the gulp task in the root folder will automatically initiate gulp watch on all files in the /app directory. This will also automatically build the app for deployment to a development and production server in the /build directory. Run gulp clean to wipe the builds. This is necessary when creating new files while performing a 'watch'. New files are not automatically deployed, files are only deployed to these folders when you run gulp.

For more information on Angular, visit http://www.ng-newsletter.com.

For more information on famous/angular, read the docs at https://famo.us/integrations/angular/.

This boilerplate uses the AMD structure provided by require.js. All modules, directives, controllers, providers, services, factories, etc use require for external dependency injection. Angular has it's own way of injecting dependences. Visit /app/components/.new to see the structure of a module.

The routeProvider at /providers/route-provider.js is where all the view controllers are declared.

View templates are stored in the /views folder.

Modules that become part of your view are stored in the /components folder.

This boilerplate lacks a model. If you need a model to get started, parse the JSON available on my photo gallery: http://kineticlight.co/data/all-local.json

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