**In staying with the theme of the last few articles of C&C, I will be introducing two new JavaScript frameworks for web development. AngularJS, which is all client-side, and Meteor - which can be both client-side and server-side. After all this focus on content management systems, I felt it was necessary to mention a few smaller tools which can help add features to static web pages, without having to use a CMS, or creating massive amounts of custom code. What is AngularJS? AngularJS is a framework designed to make the creation of client-side web applications easier. It integrates into HTML by adding to its syntax. It allows things such as replacing content without reloading a page, simplifying testing, and offering optimizations to how JavaScript is loaded. What is the difference between AngularJS and something like NodeJS? NodeJS is a framework that acts both as a server, as well as a web application in general. This means many things are possible in both systems, but NodeJS won’t integrate into a normal static HTML page. As AngularJS is included into a web page in the normal fashion (with a