#AngularJS (v.1.2.13) + Rails (v.4.0.2) port of Cafe Townsend application + I added jQuery Datepicker, which solves insert errors of the original project

My live demo - http://kronusproductions.com:3000 - is available as proof

##About AngularJS and Rails port of the famous Cafe Townsend application originally written in ActionScript.

The application covers the following topics:

• Angular and Rails
• Angulars Modules
• Angulars Services
• Sharing data beetween controllers using services, which are acting as Domain Models
• Angulars animation directive ngAnimate
• Testing an Angular application using PhantomJS, Mocha, SinonJS etc.
• Mixins by Bourbon

##Demo (YouTube)

##Demo (Heroku) http://cafetownsend-angular-rails.herokuapp.com

##Tools and Libraries (in alphabetical order)

• AngularJS
• angularjs-rails-resource
• Bourbon
• CoffeeScript
• ng-rails-csrf
• Rails
• Sass

For testing purposes:

• expect.js
• factory_girl
• Guard
• Mocha
• PhantomJS
• RSpec
• SinonJS
• Teaspoon

##Local installation

1. Open Terminal

   git clone https://github.com/kronus/angular-ruby-2014-example.git cd angular-ruby-2014-example bundle install --without production bower install rake db:migrate rake db:seed rails server

2. Open http://localhost:3000 using Chrome

##Tests

Note: Make sure that you have PhantomJS installed on your machine.

Before running tests match the development schema to the test database (only once)

rake db:test:clone

Running Rails specs only:

rspec

Running JavaScript specs only:

teaspoon

Running all tests with Guard and Spork

guard

##Version history Check the CHANGELOG file for details, please.

##License CafeTownsend-Angular-Rails is licensed for use under the terms of the MIT License. Check the LICENSE file for details, please.

##Author Jens Krause // WEBSECTOR.DE

angular-ruby-2014-example

I modified the project to correct insert, update issues with European calendar format - added jQuery datepicker, which enters the date for the end user. At little bit of style change, showing the KRONUS logo, but other than that, it is the CafeTownsend-Angular project.