Summary

In this chapter, we saw how to keep the data separate from the presentation layer. I'm sure you also appreciated how we had to write very few lines of code to build the entire application.

We used Yeoman to scaffold our app and create the new pages that we wanted. We used the custom directives from Angular Bootstrap for the various components that we used across the application.

We also saw how routes work and how views and controllers are bound to a path using routeProvider.

We took advantage of Bootstrap's grid system and the predefined classes to build the entire website without having to write any large amounts of custom CSS code.

In the next chapter, we'll see how to build a fully functional application by integrating our frontend with ...

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