On the Angular Tips site today they have a tutorial posted showing you how to combine the power of the Angular JS frontend framework with a Laravel backend. They walk you through the full process of getting an application up and running, including a bit of actually functionality (not just a "Hello World").

So you decided that Laravel is a great choice for a backend and that Angular is going to fit perfectly as the framework of choice for the frontend. Yeah! That is correct and I am starting to like you. How to start? So many question, so little time.

They start by getting everything you'll need installed, both on the Laravel and Angular sides. Then it gets into the actual development of the application, changing up the default Laravel page to include Angular and a little test to be sure it's working correctly. With this working correctly (after a little route updating too) they get to the more real-world application: a listing of TV shows generated from a dataset on the Laravel backend. They include all the code you'll need to create the frontend app and display the results.