ng-wat
summary
Rapid-fire catalogue of concrete Angular oddities: the ngOptions syntax literally uses ngOptions: "select as label for value in array" that reads like multiple templates, the core filter named "filter" appears as a confusing duplicate entry, and the service model reduces to a cheeky rule — factory is a service, service is a service, both have providers and factory returns a service. Also calls out compile vs link vs pre/post link confusion and the resurrected term transclusion, then urges fixing docs via pull requests rather than complaining.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:42NG-Wat concept
- 5:26Angular docs vs ngOptions
- 6:51Angular filters naming
- 8:42Services vs factories vs providers
- 11:21Directives and transclusion
- 14:28Angular community positives
- 15:13Call to action
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