Hi, I'm new to Angular and I have kind of a "best practice about organisation" question. I have a page with a big form that my Angular app will handle. In this forum I have 10 different parts and a global progress bar (increase or decrease in function of the amount of parts that the user filled). Each "parts" of the form have different ajax calls for get and setting datas. So my question is should I have 1 - One controller per part and a parent one to group the whole thing and handle the progress bar 2 - Only one controller that handle all the work 3 - One controller for the progress bar, one for the 10 parts and a parent one to glue everything 4 - An other idea ?
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