Both for the front end and the back end check:
- nodejs official website - nodejs includes npm (node package manager)
Just for the front end application
- bower official website - frontend dependencies package manager
- gulp official website - javasript task runner
- sass official website - css preprocessor (you don't need to install sass, since it's already there as npm dependency on the project)
- installation command: npm install
- run command: gulp webserver
- install npm and bower dependencies
npm install
- go to your project folder
cd to/your/folder - use the command 'gulp websever' to start the application on port 8080
app/ //your app
-- ng/ // your angular app (js-files and html-templates)
---- components/ // your components (services, directives etc.)
---- views/ // your views. each view folder has it's own url
-- sass/ // all scss files and libraries
---- screen.scss // your main scss file. this sould be the only non-partial file
bower_components/ // bower components
node_modules/ // npm modules
public/ // this is the root of your (public) website. Do not put stuff there that is not intended for the client
-- index.html // entry point of the application. **There's only one html page in your application**
-- js/ // your js files
---- app.js // your (eventually minified and sourcemapped) angular app. Created from the files in your app/ directory by gulp
---- templates.js // your angular templates. Created by gulp
-- cs/ // css files. created from your sass sources
-- img/ // images
-- libs/ // third party libs
----libs.js // all javascript libs (eventually minified)
gulpfile.js // gulp task specifications
package.json // npm dependencies information (this belongs into source control)
bower.json // bower dependencies information (this belongs into source control)