If you're interested in Angular, you really should go back to the school where you gave the talk. Back when I was a student there (about 6 months ago), I was o

If you're interested in Angular, you really should go back to the school where you gave the talk. Back when I was a student there (about 6 months ago), I was one of the few to choose it for a project. At that time, Angular didn't offer enough (like Meteor) and wasn't marketable enough (like Backbone) to compete for our time. But now the school is positively flooded with Angular know-how. In fact, the primary author of the ng-book, Ari, is a guest instructor there, and @gdi2290 (lead FE dev at Keychain, huge Angular guy) is a recent alum who hangs out there all the time basically showing people how much easier their lives could have been if they'd used Angular instead of Backbone or Ember. http://www.ng-book.com/ http://www.ng-book.com/