This branch updates master to use Angular as the client side library, removes Grunt, but maintains MongoDB as the database.
Requests are made directly to the server and does not have much error-handling. Uses default Passport auth flow and redirects.
Download and run 'npm install' before the lecture as prep. In this lecture, we will build out a user registration page and allow our users to log into our application. Once they are logged in, we will see information returned to us, specific to the user.
##Branches
master: Original lecture code with jQuery, alt static file serving, Grunt, Mongoose/Mongoangular-complete: Angular and MongoDB version as shown to Iota cohort.sql_strategy: Replaces MongoDB with PostGRES for storage of user data. Maintains bcrypt functionality.angular-controlled-login-intro: Introduces Angular as the login handler. All server communication is handled in an Angular Controller and updates the route/page based on success or failure. Intended for an alternate intro lecture to Passport (as seen in angular-complete and sql_strategy). Uses MongoDB.angular-ctrl-with-routes: Likeangular-controlled-login-introbut is built using client-side routing with ngRoute instead of full HTML pages. Uses MongoDB.