Back again fellow coders, to take a look at another framework in the web universe: AngularJS. AngularJS is a Javascript framework used to build web applications. In my previous post we learned about the front-end framework Bootstrap, which helps you pull all the HTML/Javascript/CSS pieces together to get a polished website in a short time. AngularJS has a lot of client-side coding involved, but is more about taking that web site and giving it some pizazz if you will, to make it into a web app that interacts with things like data on a web server. This is a simplistic description of these two frameworks but helps distinguish their core differences. In fact you often may see them used together. When I described Bootstrap I used a Lego analogy, and for AngularJS, I will continue along the “building” path to find a new analogy involving…Doozers!