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What does the newest version of AngularJS released yesterday, a directive for mass autocompletion that doesn't suck, and internationalization modules have in common? They are all in this week's fantastic line up (and more!) AngularJS Performance in Large Applications by @apolishch Abraham Polishchuk will walk us through some of the more common performance problems caused by AngularJS as well as given suggestions on how to fix and avoid them in the future. Read more » Tweet this AngularJS 1.3.6 robofunky-danceblaster release by @angular View the changelog of the latest Angular release that includes many bugfixes and a handful of new features, like the ability to export jqLite as a private service. Read more » Tweet this A sweet senior javascript job opened up at Taskle. These guys are small, but super good. Check the job out here! MassAutocomplete: Autocomplete for Angular.js applications with a lot to complete by @hakib An auto-complete directive that doesn't suck -- MassAutocomplete was implemented with a different approach in mind. Instead of attaching the suggestion box to each input field, we use transclusion to maintain only one box for the entire document. This approach guarantees that additional input fields will not require additional DOM or watches for the purpose of the auto complete. Read more » Tweet this Learning AngularJS Magic: Expressions by @Pathgather Valid JavaScript, but invalid AngularJS expression? Yeap. It can happen with directives we use often. Find out how it may surprise you here. Read more » Tweet this The Top 5 Mistakes AngularJS Developers Make Part 3: Overusing $broadcast and $emit BY @JEREMYLIKNESS Still heavily relying on $scope instead of controllerAs syntax? Still hacking the DOM? Failing tests? Let's rid ourselves of such abuse and build good habits now before the bad ones harden. Read more » Tweet this Angular Translate 2.5 released by @angular-translate Building Angular apps and need internationalization? This is the library for you. It is well-maintained with many community supporters. Read more » Tweet this

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