Since you've created a public/images directory, your endpoint will be HTTP://localhost:8000/images/name.jpg . So either call your images with that, or instead of the public/images directory, create a public/api/products directory and put your images in there.

And what about routes?

Neoglyph said:

Since you've created a public/images directory, your endpoint will be HTTP://localhost:8000/images/name.jpg . So either call your images with that, or instead of the public/images directory, create a public/api/products directory and put your images in there.

What about routes? I need to call image: <img ng-src="HTTP://localhost:8000/images/name.jpg">

What about routes? I need to call image: <img ng-src="HTTP://localhost:8000/images/name.jpg">

Not sure I see the problem there.