intertwingly

Based on a suggestion by Tim Bray, I converted my board agenda Angular.js application to use html5 mode.  The process was straightforward:

1) add the following to your application configuration:

$locationProvider.html5Mode(true).hashPrefix('!')

2) Add a <base> element to my generated HTML, indicating which part of my path was “owned” by the server.

3) Convert my relative links.  Based on how my application was structured:

• #/comments became comments
• #/ became ./
• js/app.js became ../js/app.js

I’ve not yet tested it with Internet Explorer <= 9, but the Angular.js docs indicate that it should work there too.