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Comment #15066779
Is the IRHydra is not working with the latest V8 pipeline (Ignition + Turbofan), AFAIK: https://github.com/mraleph/irhydra/issues/52#issuecomment-25...
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Comment #15055073
A more interesting graph would be one that includes Angular 2+: https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=react&package=vue&p...
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Comment #12695598
Right. After you've spent 10+ man/years developing an app based on React / other lib with similar restriction. "stop using React" is fine advise for small projects that can be rewr…
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Comment #12504608
It just got even better with alpha.5 (released just seconds ago :-)) - now you can have datepickers in popups: https://ng-bootstrap.github.io/#/components/datepicker
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Comment #10989919
If you test currently available dead-code elimination tools for JS you will discover that there are tricks that those tools can't play, most important one being eliminating unused …
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Comment #10740438
As pointed out in the blog post shaving off bytes is one of the priorities before 1.0 release. We've got many tricks to play here, so expect those numbers to be much lower in the f…
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Comment #10740343
@estsauver while I agree that it takes some time to get into contributing into a big project like Angular 2, it is simply not true that it is "Google only" project. I'm a regular c…
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Comment #10584148
How many apps in the World require a specialised framework that GMail might require? 10? 100? 1000? Sure, everyone can invent their own framework to be very "specialised" and "tail…
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Comment #10583888
Well, I believe it is a "good thing" when you believe in what you do and got arguments to back up what you believe in.
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Comment #10583821
Right. I was more after examples of apps in the wild done by "average" (whatever it means) group of developers in an "average" dev shop. A group of rock-star developers will do "ri…
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Comment #10583562
I'm yet to see a non-trivial (100+ screens, 10+ devs over 10+ months) production-level app written in "vanilla JS" without any framework (popular open-source or home-grown "monster…
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Comment #10495349
Neither Angular 2 nor 1 uses O.o for change detection. So there are no implications for ng, realy.
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Comment #10349364
Right. I guess it really depends how people define "dirty checking". What I was trying to say is that at the end of the day you do diffing on some data structure: model in Angular …
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Comment #10349291
Well, it kind of does when comparing virtual DOMs before and after changes.
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Comment #8199278
Bla, bla, bal... How about showing us some great products instead?
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Comment #6152651
Let's be precise - at the moment there are exactly 68 open pull requests, _one_ of them being about documentation: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/pulls There is a huge diffe…
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Comment #5362816
And more examples like this, unfortunately... Compare buttons for another striking example...
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Comment #5362539
Just 4 things for a start: 1) Size and dependencies. Let's say you want to use buttons directive. If you decide to go with angular-ui/bootstrap you will need this https://github.co…
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Comment #5362432
You are right, this project has _zero_ dependency on any other external JavaScript code. Those are native AngularJS directives.
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Comment #5200466
Actually jqLite has 2.36kB when minified / gzipped, check this for more details: https://plus.google.com/104744871076396904202/posts/EgjErc6N... This is over 13x less as compared t…
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Comment #5200325
@seivan, could you elaborate on what you mean by "all the boilerplate crud"? It is hard to see what you are getting at here...
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Comment #5200094
Just wanted to comment that all the directives from http://angular-ui.github.com/bootstrap/ are native AngularJS directives. They don't require _any_ 3rd party JavaScript dependenc…
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Comment #5199994
Yeh, the word about http://ngmodules.org/ should be spread, hopefully it can be a repository of links to AngularJS directives.
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Comment #5014262
Well, as part of angular-ui we are building native AngularJS directives for Twitter's bootstrap: http://angular-ui.github.com/bootstrap/ Angular-strap is great but it has dependenc…