Is it the parts like this that you don't like?
$scope.findUsers = function() {
User.findAll();
}
This can be simplified to:
$scope.findUsers = User.findAll();
You can do
$scope.userFactory = User;
This means you only have to assign a few things to the view however your
view then has access to all of the User factory methods. If you don't like
that perhaps you can wrap up the find users functionality into a directive?
You don't have to assign anything to the view that way and the factories
are singletons so any changes in the User factory will be available in your
controllers and elsewhere too.
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