We're planning using AngularJS for its dom-binding features, modularity and scalability.

What I was planning to do is to have major views bootstrap a nested app while inside the global ng-app (body). In initial load, load all global services in parent ng-app. Then on every view-initialize, bootstrap a nested app, then once the view gets trashed, unbootstrap it, while keeping the parent ng-app intact. I need to unbootstrap it to clean resources.

With regards to Rendr, if a site is visited directly by its url, Rendr uses Express in backend (for SEO). If a user visits links through the site, it uses Backbone. Perhaps I can do a fork to use Angular's router instead of backbone's.

Another possible solution (i think) is to load controllers, factories, services, etc dynamically. Would that be possible with AngularJS?

Basically if(notExists)loadThisController()

Not entirely sure how to get around this. I'm building the foundation of a very big enterprise "webapp." And I am stuck with Rendr, so I cannot convert to Express/Angular stack freely.

Is there a way to "unbootstrap" an element & module? #6180

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