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Now let's build an application framework using . We'll name our video rental store application . So, from the command prompt or terminal, go to the folder on disk where you created the project, and run the following command: express viz image image image image image image The angular object is available in global space, so it's everywhere. Methods can be used to define new modules or get references to existing modules. The first parameter is the name of the module. This is the same name we used above. The second parameter is an array of dependencies.

If this argument is provided, the module method defines a new module and returns a reference to it. If you exclude it, it will try to get a reference to an existing module. Here I am passing an empty array to indicate that this module does not depend on any other modules. That's all we need to do to hook into our application. Next, we'll use to rebuild the home page to display all the videos in the database. Step 1: Use Rebuild Home Page to generate the default application using as the view engine. These views are parsed and rendered on the server, and markup is returned to the client. This is how many frameworks Phone Number List work out of the box. But in this application we will use a different architectural style.



Instead of returning the tag to the client, we will return the plain object and let the client   render the view. Let me explain why.   when to use , I mentioned that a common scenario where .is good at is building on a document database. With this architectural style, we don't have any data conversion overhead. We store objects in , expose them through , and use them directly on the client side (in ). Is native to and . So by using it throughout the stack we reduce the overhead of mapping or converting it to other types.