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by tlarkworthy 4685 days ago
not as good as ng-boilerplate http://joshdmiller.github.io/ng-boilerplate/#/home with its modular cut and paste directory structure.
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We've basically settled on the same way of organizing Angular project. Our plan is to have specs and scss file in the module folder too.

Unfortunately we couldn't do it before because we're using rails assets pipeline, but it should happen soon now.

Thanks a lot for mentioning this - I was about to have to dive into setting up a build for an Angular app I'm working on (which I need to learn eventually, just not right now) so that project really helps.
actually I think that structure is a bit overwhelming for learning angular, but when you scale up your talents I think that's the best I have seen.
Another project but with node/mongo included: https://github.com/angular-app/angular-app