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Re:AngularJS Learning Resources by ishbits on Friday June 07, 2013 @11:05PM (#5843552)
So I was finally freeing up sometime to learn some frontend dev. Was going to focus on bootstrap. But would angular be better?

I'm trying to build up a toolset to rapidly build admin sections for services I work on which don't typically have users in the traditional sense.

Re:AngularJS Learning Resources by RussianCow on Friday June 07, 2013 @11:16PM (#5843588)
I don't think the two are at all mutually exclusive--in fact, they play very nicely together (see [1]). Bootstrap is mainly a library to help with layout stuff, while AngularJS provides a way to structure the logic and bind it to the DOM. They're completely different libraries, so learn whichever is more applicable to what you're doing (or better yet, learn both).

[1]: http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap

Re:AngularJS Learning Resources by rhp on Friday June 07, 2013 @11:16PM (#5843590)
They serve different purposes: Bootstrap is (mostly) a CSS framework for quickly laying out pages etc, while AngularJS is a Javascript framework for developing front-end application logic. They can be used together pretty effectively for rapid development.
Re:AngularJS Learning Resources by ishbits on Saturday June 08, 2013 @12:26PM (#5845346)
Oops. I meant to say Backbone not Bootstrap!! It was Backbone on my todo list, but Angular seems to be getting all the attention now.
Re:AngularJS Learning Resources by camus on Saturday June 08, 2013 @10:07AM (#5844891)
Bootstrap= css + some javascript widgets

Angularjs = a very opinionated MVVM framework for web client applications ( think gmail , google reader , ... )