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Anyone know of a template.. or information on a proper structure to create a Angular/Web API site? I have been trying to find a good starting point. Should I use the MVC/Web API as a starting point ? OR a totally blank template? It seems I want some of the folders but I don't need any of the MVC stuff at all.. or is there some reason I do ? It seems it would get in the way of the AngularJS routing..

Anyone out there coding a AngularJS / ASP.NET Web API site out there can give me some starting tips on how to approach things ?

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I would start with a blank solution. There is no specific template that you are asking for.

Why on earth would you want to mix a client-side MVC-family framework with a server-side one? I think you do not want to do that. On the other hand, ASP.NET MVC 4 provides a great framework for creating RESTful services: Web API

Suggestion: have a look at angular-seed. It is an application skeleton for a typical AngularJS web app. You can use it to quickly bootstrap your angular webapp projects and dev environment for these projects.

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how would I combine angular seed output into a WEBApi project? Would I just create a blank WEB API project and paste in the root folder of what angular seed creates ? – punkouter Sep 6 at 17:02
@punkouter Why would you do that ? It seems like a pretty bad designed project. – Meds Sep 7 at 9:06

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