Advanced UI, Plugins and Components in AngularJS
summary
Shows how to turn UI into isolated, testable AngularJS components by moving rendering into directives and data into small controllers, demonstrates a Canadian postal‑code validator directive, a tic‑tac‑toe grid built with transcludeElement to clone templates, and an expand directive verified with Karma using a templateCache preprocessor. Uses ngMessages for prioritized errors, exercises debugging with angular.element($0). All examples run and are unit tested, proving the pattern scales and reduces fat controllers.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 2:59What is bad UI
- 8:00Isolation is the answer
- 8:29Tic-tac-toe
- 9:07Pro: Simple HTML Code Con Scope data is form-fitted Con Code is too terse Con Unable to extend
- 12:36Pro: High-level language Pro: Simple Scope Data Con Complexity of the directive
- 14:46ControllerAs
- 15:38Directive Controllers
- 16:16Example 1...
- 20:15Pro: Communication in the template Con Verbose ControllerAttributes
- 21:54Pro: Inheritance in the template and directive Con Obscure JS code
- 27:26File Structure
- 31:43Testing Components
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