Summary

This brings us to the end of this rather long chapter.

We went full stack, right from coding our backend by building REST APIs to saving and reading data from the database. We also built the AngularJS frontend that interacts with these backend APIs.

The key takeaways from this chapter are as follows:

  • Building backend web services using Node.js, MongoDB, and ExpressJS
  • Securing API using sessions
  • Making AngularJS and ExpressJS work together and build routes that span across both the systems
  • Authenticating on the client side using Interceptors
  • Integrating third-party modules
  • Using custom filters to format and store data
  • Building a custom module for a global notification system

In the next chapter, we will see how to deploy our Angular JS app on a cloud ...

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