This project is bootstraped form the Phonecat AngularJS tutorial for ease of understanding and simplicity. AngularJS is well-known for its dependency injection as a MVC client-side framework, but lack of dependencies control between modules. There are much discussions about the goodness and drawbacks to put them together. If your AngularJS webapp grows large and rather than a single page application, you may consider to use RequireJS to modularize it like backend application.
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Dependency control tutorial on angular application. It is applied on top of angular-phonecat (https://github.com/angular/angular-phonecat) using Require JS
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Dependency control tutorial on angular application. It is applied on top of angular-phonecat (https://github.com/angular/angular-phonecat) using Require JS
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