Using an AngularJS based frontend, paired with a Rails backend, is a great stack. AngularJS provides $resource, which is a mostly complete module to interface with the Rails backend and provide CRUD actions. However, if you are using strong parameters with a require statement in Rails, then $resource can be a bit of a pain. When generating forms with ActionView, you use form_for @model, this will generate input names with a name like name=”model[attribute]”. Using this same naming scheme in AngularJS does not work, because the input names are not correctly interpreted as a JSON object. So, instead of using $resource,…