• I want to view a list of products.
• I want to view a single product.
• I want to comment on a product.
• I want to view other comments when I view a product.
• I want to create a product with a name, description, and price (assume USD).
• Communicate with HTTP to a backend. (Note: can be mocked for this exercise - use ngMockE2E and $httpBackend)
• Structure your code sanely. Use directives, services, controllers, etc. where appropriate.

Bonus

• Build the backend using node.js - if you use loopback.io or another set of CRUD generators, it should be a breeze.
• Persist the product/comment data to an actual database. (You could just store the data in memory for this exercise)
  • used angular-fullstack instead.

• I went with yeoman and angular-fullstack to scaffold out as much as possible. Given the time constraint, it made sense to avoid writing as much boilerplate as possible. I'm not a huge fan of the project structure that the angular-fullstack generator enforces (this is better imo) but it was a compromise I made for agility.

• Clone the repo locally
• npm install
• bower install
• Start mongo (mongod)
• grunt serve (might need --force as I did)