Setting up my original testing yeoman folder

It contains the initial concepts that I learned about html5/css3 with
bootstrap, specially concepts regarding
Adding the yeoman footer folder

In this folder I will start working on the design of the footer. The
idea is that I will develop the remaining webpage projects without
needing this (it will be using anjularjs directly)
Basic footer layout

Includes the gradient background
Added static content

This content will be dynamically generated, but I added for design
purposes.
Adding links and formats + responsive design
Images of logos (NIH, GMOD, and GO)

Original, processed and final logo versions ready to use on the footer
of the dictybase (logo-*.jpg)
Funding column added

I have had to further divide the footer in two columns
Adding rollover effect on text
Better adjustment of the menus in small size
First version available on testdb

This version solves a lot of little problems that occurs when the
footer is built with grunt. It also eliminates redundancy and clean code
Safari browser problem to solve
Yo angular scaffold  project ready to go

After breaking everything, I have finally created the project folder
with angular installed that will let me start using Angular JS
Re-creating this folder

The several crashes of the github mac local client has created problems
and grunt was not working on this folder, so I just installed `yo
angular` again in this newly create folder
Documentation and first step with AngularJS

- I need to keep track of my first movements of AngularJS, which I will
annotate at `Angular-Begin.md`
- Setting up the basic template to play with AngularJS
Basic dynamically generated menu and description

Playing with AngularJS: it generates a menu from an array defined in
the controller.
Initial dicty angular set up

* First footer dynamically generated with AngularJS
* AngularJS set up for development under the scaffold of the yeoman
`generator-angular`
* Testing page on http://testdb.dictybase.org/new_dicty/din_footer/
* Modify the `.gitignore` to include everything and facilitate
development
Start writing about design principles
Adding a first unit test to the angularjs footer

I have evaluated where I would need to place the `js` files in the
`test` folder and see that when running `grunt test` also work (as it
would work with `npm test`.
The `karma.conf.js`, the configuration file for the testing framework,
was also modified to avoid one of the folders that it tries to
identifies (`/test/mock/**/*.js/`) and remove that annoying warning
that I get when testing
Reorganizing foorter 1: deleting folders

The folders `angularjs-footer-dev` and `dicty-footer`
Reorganizing footer 2: create dicty-footer

Which contains,
- dynamic-footer
- static-footer