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Isn't Dribbble already there to do that? I would recommend your team to test out what you guys want to do before actually building such a big system. I would also recommend building a quick prototype using the MEAN stack so that it can be developed faster and can be used to test out the concept. You might need to pivot on it a lot and going the traditional way will limit you. Once everything is stable, then you can build the entire back end on php or whatever is scalable.
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If u r looking into Angular.js you may want to try Firebase.io (along with AngularFire plugin to work with Angular.js).
This may not be the best description but its a backend db that allows you to listen in to any change to the backend. So the backend will sort of fire an event and ur frontend (angularfire) can pick it up.
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