Hey there, I have started to be tired of weak example of angular power, so I will go deeper on angular services and directives and wrote some articles about it. The service $parse is the one who runs on the html to bind data with your javascript. It provides a lot of useful features which can be really interesting especially with directive manipulation. So, we will illustrate with some examples: Read More...
There are some cases when angular is accessible but we just want to access a specific service without bootstraping an entire application. For example, in some tests I can load some fixtures with the $http service, or use $compile for a simple template. It is pretty simple to do that, but it is not clearly explained in the angular documentation. So here is an example: // The module ng must be loaded angular. Read More...
Sometimes we only need to have a boilerplate quickly to test it through a browser. We only want to have the basis, and having it working fine. You can find here a good generator for what you want. But sometimes, having a snippet in the bash prompt can be needed. So here is an example: # stop script if something bad happen set -e # unzip need to have a tempfile to extract properly TMPFILE="/tmp/tempfile. Read More...