All the tools I described in the original post are used: namely AngularJS, WordPress, WP-API, Gulp and PureCSS. The Gulpfile is pretty full-featured: it’ll live-build both a development and distribution version of the app simultaneously (the speed of Gulp over Grunt was something I highlighted previously) and do all the expected things like annotate your Angular code, jsHint, minification, concatenation, live reloading and so on.

This guide will show you how to get Ghost up and running in 10 fairly easy steps.

This fixed my Nuget issue: The underlying connection was closed

A bunch of links to blog posts, articles, videos, etc for learning AngularJS

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