Angular app seed. Sort of boilerplate that gets you effective faster.
Use it as a starting point for your own project.
I recommend to fork this repo (see help here).
Then, install dependencies:
npm installYou may want to install gulp as a global package:
npm install -g gulpRelies on angular-app-automation which provides a useful set of tasks.
You can start working within seconds with a vanilla development workflow:
gulp devOr with unit tests support:
gulp dev:unitYou also have a continuous integration workflow through travis and coveralls.
I like working in a modular way.
The project has an entry point that clearly requires needed modules.
A module is like a small application that cover specific area of your project.
Put common stuff in a common folder.
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