How to use AngularJS in Drupal

Obejctive: Write a Drupal Module that generates an angularjs page
Why do you need it? If you know the potential of angularjs you would know it
For instance, if you want to program on the output of multiple Drupal Views output, you can do it through ng.
Assumptions: You know how to write a Drupal Module, and you know a bit of angularjs
What this code does: It reads a Drupal Views's json output and displays it in a table through angularjs.
Q:) But why we need ng if Drupal itself can output in a table.
A): Seems you have not yet understood angularjs. It makes a faceless Drupal... you dont have to use a drupal theme. You offload progracessing load to browser.And if you know angularjs you will have more points to add to what I have mentioned.

[@danprash]

You explained very very efficiently. Thanks will try with Drupal module

[@romansocorro3523]

I followed this one tutorial "Creating your application with ADF" to just use the Alfresco Content Services, now I'm planning to add/use this Alfresco's Angular Component into my Drupal 7 Website, maybe as a web page, or even as a block, I'm really not sure on how to deal with this one because I'm both new to it. Any thoughts or help? What would be the best approach or way to make it work? Can I use AngularJS for this one?

[@MyDanny112]

how come you don't have to put in yout tpl.php? to have angularjs work? but for me, mine will not work without it?

[@pankajbhagat01]

Glad that you asked this. There are two ways to link your page (or part of ) to the angular application. 'ng-app' directive does the automatic way. While using 'angular.bootstrap' is a manual way. I am not sure if I have explained it in the video. But you can refer to the In the video at 11:56 which shows file sdcamp.js. See line 24... here I use angular.bootstrap... I do this by using jQuery which gets the id 'camp-app' and then plug-in angular app manully using angluar.bootstrap. See my tpl.php file (in 13:45) the div on line 1 has id 'camp-app'. so effectively I am doing same as what ng-app would do.

[@pankajbhagat01]

Alternatively, the simpler way is to just add and remove the jQuery in the js file