I'm using TheMovieDatabase[1] to fetch movie data (I made a tiny little Angular service and I inject it into my controllers). It's a very nice API with a clean documentation.
I have only two vendors : Angular itself and Require.js. The later is not mandatory, but I like being able to split my code into multiple files[2].
Assets compilation is done by Grunt. The code is hinted and optimized with r.js, so it makes it easy for mobile to download the application, which is very lightweight (excluding Angular, 300 significant js loc).
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Assets compilation is done by Grunt. The code is hinted and optimized with r.js, so it makes it easy for mobile to download the application, which is very lightweight (excluding Angular, 300 significant js loc).
[1] http://docs.themoviedb.apiary.io/
[2] http://moviewall.org/sources/application.js etc