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AngularJS excels when it comes to the creation of single-page applications, or SPAs, as they are commonly called. This kind of application has become increasingly common, given the advances in HTML5 and the availability of faster Internet connections. With an SPA, we can provide a much more responsive user experience, decrease the load on our web servers, and benefit from other advantages, such as the ability to cater better to users who might have to work offline. However, there is a potential issue with a web site or web application that downloads a lot of its content during a single-page request—organizing and managing that content.
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Grant, A. (2014). Organizing Views. In: Beginning AngularJS. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0160-2_8
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