In the last blog post (Introduction to Angular Routing) you were introduced to routing in Angular (v1.x). You learned the basics of how to route to different HTML fragments using the routing features of Angular. In this blog post you learn more things you can do with routing such as specifying the controller to use, aliasing the controller using 'as', passing parameters to a page and programmatically calling a route.)
To build a Single-Page Application (SPA) using AngularJS (v1.x), you typically build a single HTML page and inject HTML fragments within this one page as the user navigates within your application. Navigation in AngularJS employs a mechanism called routing. This blog post explores how to perform navigation within a SPA using AngularJS routing.)