Hi Ng-user, The common angular app has 1 'main' html file, that is responsible for loading in all JS. however, you can load more partials (html-files) when you need them, so not all the needed HTML is present in the index.html file. those partials will load dynamically. (the 'about' and 'contact' details partials are a good sample of those.) If you just start, just reference all the JS files in the index.html Most developers use a build tool (like grunt, or gulp or something else) to wire up most off the 'index.html' in an automated way. The ng-boilerplate also has such a wiring up tool inside. this one uses grunt.
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