On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 10:51:13 AM UTC-5, Marcus Nielsen wrote:
>
> That's how I use it right now. 
> Angular becomes the boilerplate code and my controller/factories become 
> normal functions with DI that are exported via CommonJS.
>

That's the point I have arrived at also (thanks to inspiration from Ben and 
others.) I basically do NodeJS development, no Angular. The Angular parts 
are registered in the index.js for each subcomponents.

But testing that index.js is a jump back into shims, bundles, Karma as a 
DOM, etc. I *could* avoid that with Ben's forked angular-node (and forked 
mocks) but then my app is tied to his releases.

It feels like Ben is close to a small step that will radically change the 
equation for people developing large, componentized Angular applications.

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