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Welcome to the start of another great week! Go even faster in Angular 1.3 with another performance boost outside of one-time bindings and disabling debug info. Also learn about how how to move to component-based directives and away from controllers with one of the AngularJS Core Team members.
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BY @PASCALPRECHT
This article details yet another nice feature that makes your Angular applications in particular cases potentially faster: It lets you resolve multiple $http responses, that are received around the same time, in one $digest cycle with a new API added to the $rootScope called $applyAsync. Not following? Have a look the explanation.
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BY @YEAROFMOO
Matias aka Yearofmoo and member of the AngularJS Core Team shares some knowledge about how directives will be embraced heavily while we move away from controllers. This means one thing in particular: component-based directives is the future.
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Learn React, Flux, React-Router, Webpack, and Firebase at ReactWeek. Taught by Ryan Florence. Tickets go on sale Friday! reactweek.com |
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BY @DAVIDKPIANO
In AngularJS, controllers can sometimes become monolithic structures of mixed business and view logic, as it’s all too easy to house anything you need for the view inside the controller. It’s convenient, and it just plain works… until your application grows in complexity or needs unit tests. Start moving away from controllers now.
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BY @KENTCDODDS
Kent Dodd's of ngAir shows us a great way to package our Angular modules for shareability and distribution. Many of us have been in the position of wanting to reuse something we had made in another Angular app, so this could prove a useful pattern to internalize.
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by @btford
Ever wanted to allow users of your Angular app to use markdown? Try this directive that uses Showdown in your apps for easy markdown integration for your end-users.
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