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Deploy your AngularJS app to AWS S3 with SSL

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If you want to deploy your AngularJS app easily read the following blog post about how to do it using gulp tasks, Amazon S3 buckets and CloudFront for CDN and SSL connections: https://medium.com/@WoloxEngineering/deploy-your-angularjs-app-to-aws-s3-with-ssl-3635a62533ab#.xygv7iiyi

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Written by Esteban Pintos

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