AngularJS 1.3.0
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AngularJS 1.3.0
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#4http://davej.github.io/angular-classy/beta.html
Feedback is always appreciated.
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#5Excited to see the bind once expression introduce.
Having to run through 1000s of watchers in a digest cycle is not unusual with a typical Angular site and oftentimes most of those watchers are redundant.
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#6Does anyone else find the DSL(s) in Angular to be maddening?
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#7Shameless plug for my open-source project Angular Classy. Recently pre-released a beta for 1.0, of course it's fully tested and compatible AngularJS 1.3. http://davej.github.io/angular-classy/beta.html Feedback is always appreciated.
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#8> One-time bindings – by prefixing an expression with "::", it will only be interpolated once, and then no longer watched. Does anyone else find the DSL(s) in Angular to be maddening?
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#9http://blog.angulardart.org/2014/10/angulardart-10-has-lande...
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#10Angular is described by its creator as a better browser. That's why it gets so much heat. Because you actually have to hook into a app lifecycle you dont control.
And you know what ? that's great,because it means there is only one way to skin a cat and when you have to work with a huge team,it's time saving as there is no architectural debate. That's frankly why I like big and opinionated frameworks such as Angular.
It's basically the framework's way or the highway,code becomes predictable and you only need to know how the frameworks works to understand other's people code. You know there will be no DOM manipulation in controllers. You know that the view layer will communicate with other layers through services.You know that developpers will have to use promises. And you know you'll be forced to write testable code that makes heavy use of dependency injection.