We all know the speed of our app is very important and in the early stages of development there are rarely any issues with speed, but as the app grows and as we move into testing with real data we can see it getting slow unless we take speed into account throughout development. When the […]
Speed up your AngularJS app by limiting $digest cycles Read More »
When you want to use $scope.$watch to monitor changes to a variable in AngularJS you may not want to execute the watch on every scope change, so you need to use debounce. A debounce function limits the rate at which a function can fire. You can use Underscore.js but you may not want to include the
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Increasingly people expect websites to be interactive and respond to events in real time. This has been common for chat and instant messaging systems, but now we need to develop real time interaction into more and more web systems. We may need to push new items into a list, or update information as it changes
Options for real time application development Read More »
If you’re building a large Angular app it’s only a matter of time before you will want your parent and child controllers to talk to each other in response to events. A simple example is when you may use a global controller and controllers for specific views.
AngularJS $emit $broadcast $on Read More »