Here is a neutral, objective, and interesting summary of the provided text in one paragraph: In this final part of the Votr application series, the focus shifts to building a CRUD interface for events using AngularJS. The `EventListCtrl` controller queries the `EventService`, which wraps around a `$resource` object pointing to the `/api/events/:id` endpoint on the Node.js app. The admin interface features a list of events, with options to create new events, edit existing ones, and delete them. The CRUD operations are handled by AngularJS directives such as `ngModel`, `addVoteOption`, and `removeVoteOption`. The API endpoints for creating, reading, updating, and deleting events are also established using Express.js routes. This concludes the series on building a real-time SMS and voice voting application using Node.js, TwiML, CouchDB, Socket.io, Highcharts, and AngularJS.