README for Front End

For Iteration 2, we integrated AngularJs into our project. This included creating controllers for each html page(and others where we deemed necessary), routing our pages, integrating the API, and making our once static pages dynamic. Other quality of life improvements were made, such as nailing down a consistent style, turning the NavBar into a partial view, altering the project hierarchy for more orginized development, and making slight design altercations to the HTML.
However, since our API was not hosted by the time we had to turn in Iteration 2, we were not able to integrate our custom API into our pages. This meant primarily two things; that we could really only test our routing (which we did via Protractor) and we were not able to write gets and posts or check responses from our own API.
Thus, in order to showcase what we think our pages will look like once populated with real data, we have API code written that interacts with a different API. Once we have our API hosted, it will be as easy as substituting one http for another.