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Neat, although I'm more interested in when you plan on having this book out... Angular is incredibly powerful but it really could use with some more resources for those who are picking it up.
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Theoretically yes, but ngResource is kind of the achilles' heel of AngularJS right now. You're often better off using a different library or making your own class with $http requests.
Could you elaborate why it's the achilles' heel? I'm exploring AngularJS right now, and am interested in its pitfalls
Glad to see people implementing similar projects in both frameworks so everyone can evaluate their needs. Though, comparing code snippets to a lengthy tutorial kind of misrepresents the verbosity of React. I think we forgot to put the completed tutorial on GitHub, so here it is for an easier comparison: https://github.com/petehunt/react-tutorial/blob/master/scrip... Outside of standard HTML boilerplate our entire app…
Well, I think most would agree that AngularJS has better readability and is more concise but a disclaimer would be that I've been looking at Angular's syntax for quite some time and reactjs is a new framework...Instagram's website is nice by the way, simple, clean UI.
The "Load More" Button on the site is probably powered by reactjs? @peterhunt
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I am relatively new to Angular, but wouldn't you want to have the comments be a Factory using ngResource? If the comments are restful then it seems much easier.
Theoretically yes, but ngResource is kind of the achilles' heel of AngularJS right now. You're often better off using a different library or making your own class with $http requests.
Glad to see people implementing similar projects in both frameworks so everyone can evaluate their needs. Though, comparing code snippets to a lengthy tutorial kind of misrepresents the verbosity of React. I think we forgot to put the completed tutorial on GitHub, so here it is for an easier comparison: https://github.com/petehunt/react-tutorial/blob/master/scrip... Outside of standard HTML boilerplate our entire app…
> Our entire application is pretty small I think Well, I think most would agree that AngularJS has better readability and is more concise but a disclaimer would be that I've been looking at Angular's syntax for quite some time and reactjs is a new framework...Instagram's website is nice by the way, simple, clean UI. The "Load More" Button on the site is probably powered by reactjs? @peterhunt
Just had try doing a KnockoutJS version of this also : http://anexiledderryman.com/post/51714264769/facebooks-new-r...
Here's my EmberJS version. It's line for line equivalent to the angular one: http://jsfiddle.net/VNN4B/1/
Some people prefer the more traditional editor interface.
Glad to see people implementing similar projects in both frameworks so everyone can evaluate their needs. Though, comparing code snippets to a lengthy tutorial kind of misrepresents the verbosity of React. I think we forgot to put the completed tutorial on GitHub, so here it is for an easier comparison: https://github.com/petehunt/react-tutorial/blob/master/scrip... Outside of standard HTML boilerplate our entire app…
This is the entire point of TodoMVC[1], which is to create a standard project across multiple languages/frameworks. [1] http://todomvc.com/
Neat, although I'm more interested in when you plan on having this book out... Angular is incredibly powerful but it really could use with some more resources for those who are picking it up.
O'Reily has a book out on AngularJS that's a succinct read: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028055.do