How to avoid module dependency chain nightmare caused by transitive dependencies?

Many (most?) AngularJS folks seem to advocate for breaking AngularJS apps up into many modules.

NodeJs website webapp architecture

I would like some advice on how best to architect a website comprising the following:
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NodeJs website webapp architecture

I would like some advice on how best to architect a website comprising the following:
tool

Functional programming pattern for async JavaScript code

I have adopted a pattern in one of my projects that I really like and I suspect it’s likely to be something standard. I’d like to describe it here and see if you guys can tell me how other JavaScript programmers solve this type of problem.

How can I structure my angular app so that I don’t end up with one huge controller and view?

I have an angular app that concentrates most of its functionality around a primary entity that has several satellite entities. The UI for this is effectively one screen, with a few tabs, one for each satellite. There are also some modal dialogs with content for a couple of the satellites that deserve their own subview, produced by clicking on a link in a tab.

How can I structure my angular app so that I don’t end up with one huge controller and view?

I have an angular app that concentrates most of its functionality around a primary entity that has several satellite entities. The UI for this is effectively one screen, with a few tabs, one for each satellite. There are also some modal dialogs with content for a couple of the satellites that deserve their own subview, produced by clicking on a link in a tab.

AngularJS directive as components

I am in a project where we want to componentify a lot of “information boxes”.
These boxes (lets say they are mostly different types of tables) should easily be included into different pages and even different projects(we include the components as a library into an angular js project, so angular js a requirement). In the long run these components might even be available as an API for other developers to use.

Is having a parent controller to manage a set of tabbed sections an anti-pattern for an angular application?

A lot of times, I have long forms that I divide into multiple tabbed sections. Each section is managed by it’s own controller and there is a parent controller that manages the whole view. I use ui-router for dividing such sections into states.

Is having a parent controller to manage a set of tabbed sections an anti-pattern for an angular application?

A lot of times, I have long forms that I divide into multiple tabbed sections. Each section is managed by it’s own controller and there is a parent controller that manages the whole view. I use ui-router for dividing such sections into states.

How do I create a modal service with AngularJS?

I’m trying to make a service that’s polymorphic based upon what mode is specified in the URL. If the char param in the route is set to ‘p’, I want to use a PresentMode service. If the char param is set to ‘n’, I want to use a NoteMode service. Each of these present the same interface, but I want to choose one at a time.