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I am working on large scale web app using AngularJs as front-end and Laravel RESTful API as back-end

Currently I am using gulp to concatenate all script files in one file including angular libraries and all modules and controllers and it's about 46,000 line of code.

Is this a good approach regrading performance?, or I've to include all script files separately.

Also Is concatenating some files and including the others is a good approach?

Thanks in advance!

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Yes it is a standard approach for production

For development keep seperate files so debugging is a lot easier. For production it is highly advisable to combine all the files and minify it.

Infact if you use webpack you can have all css , js files in one bundle

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Webpack is awesome tool. Gulp would also do the job.

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