Laravel and AngularJS views structure

Like most of the JS frameworks, they usually get data via ajax, so you could just make your routes restful, and get the data via ajax, i dont see why you should have to make static html files inside your public folder.

For example: (Laravel 4)

Route::get('/api', function()
{
    return YourModel::all();
});

This will return JSON as default, and the JSON can be used by Javascript, so this means you could just build your server side code as an API, and do the rest with Angular.

The same example with the Javascript:

$.getJSON('api', function(data) {
    $scope.$apply(function(){
        $scope.YOURSCOPE = data;
    });
});

Here you bind the data to your scope.

Finally just use the data as you see fit.

Same example, but this time the View: (Normal Laravel view)

{{YOURSCOPE.JSONobject }}

So if your api returns:

[{"id":1,"info":"This is some random content","created_at":"2013-01-24 16:48:41","updated_at":"2013-01-24 16:48:41"}

You can bind it to your Angular/Laravel Views like this:

{{YOURSCOPE.id }}
{{YOURSCOPE.info }}
{{YOURSCOPE.created_at }}
{{YOURSCOPE.updated_at }}

Just remember to not confuse the blade template engine to render the curlybrace syntax. You can however change the Angular or Laravel template syntax in the settings, so they dont confuse each other.

Hope this helps!