
A seed project combining AngularJs as the app engine, RequireJs for modular parts, Html5boilerplate for good practices, with Sass to make css fun!
Angular has progressed to a point where using RequireJs is no longer recommended. However, there is an existing project called "angular-requirejs-html5boilerplate-seed" that combines the Angular web app skeleton with RequireJs for modularized components. It also incorporates Html5Boilerplate for a solid starting point and utilizes Sass for enjoyable CSS development. For a more detailed explanation of the project's files, you can refer to the original "angular-seed" project. This project provides a basic demonstration of how to connect controllers and views. To get started, you can clone the angular-seed repository and begin working.
This article discusses the use of RequireJs with Angular and highlights the "angular-requirejs-html5boilerplate-seed" project, which combines the Angular web app skeleton with RequireJs for modularized components. It also includes Html5Boilerplate for a solid starting point and utilizes Sass for CSS development. The article provides installation instructions for getting started with the project.
