I\'m about to attempt my first AngularJS project, and it makes sense to use Node.js for the back end, even though it means learning both AngularJS and Node.js from scratch a
I was investigating the very same thing.
My initial thoughts were directed towards using Express Generator and Angular Seed.
Then I found a much nicer solution:
One of the most popular yeoman generators provides you with a structure to Node.js and AngularJS applications.
I believe in power of standardisation and new people joining the project will appreciate the unified structure.