AngularJs

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These presentation file was meant to be used in a local weekly-based meetings but hadn't have the chance of being presented. Unfortunately this presentation file does not include all aspects of AngularJs which were supposed to be updated but it's never happened. Anyways, hope it may come to some use.

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.controller('UserController', ['$scope', function($scope){
$scope.username = "Someone :D";
}]);

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.controller('UserController', ['$scope', function($scope){
$scope.$watch('username', function(newVal, oldVal){
...
console.log("Username has been changed!");
};
}]);

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return function(input){
return 'output';
};
});

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};
});

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};
});

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}

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AngularJs

1. Angular

2. Angular Expressions

3. $interopolateProvieder

4. Undefined / Null

5. $eval()

6. 2-Way Data Binding

7. <div>{{ username }}</div>

8. angular.module('opentalks') .controller('UserController', ['$scope', function($scope){ $scope.username = "Someone :D"; }]);

9. <input type="text" ng-model="username" />

10. angular.module('opentalks') .controller('UserController', ['$scope', function($scope){ $scope.$watch('username', function(newVal, oldVal){ ... console.log("Username has been changed!"); }; }]);

11. Filters

12. Pipes In Linux |

13. ls | “ ”grep something

14. <div>{{ username }}</div>

15. <div>{{ username | uppercase }}</div>

16. Custom Filter

17. angular.module('opentalks') .filter(...);

18. angular.module('opentalks') .filter('opentalks', ...);

19. angular.module('opentalks') .filter('opentalks', function(){ …. });

20. angular.module('opentalks') .filter('opentalks', function(){ return function(){ …. }; });

21. angular.module('opentalks') .filter('opentalks', function(){ return function(input){ }; });

22. angular.module('opentalks') .filter('opentalks', function(){ return function(input){ return 'output'; }; });

23. angular.module('opentalks') .filter('opentalks', function(){ return function(input, arg1, arg2, ...){ return 'output'; }; });

24. angular.module('opentalks') .filter('opentalks', function(Dependencies){ return function(input, arg1, arg2, ...){ return 'output'; }; });

25. <div>{{ username | opentalks }}</div>

26. <div>{{ username | opentalks:'arg1' }}</div>

27. <div>{{ username | opentalks:'arg1':'arg2' }}</div>

28. Filters in { , , ...Controllers Services }

29. Angular.modeule('opentalks') .controller('OpentalksController', function(opentalksopentalksFilterFilter) { }

30. Angular.modeule('opentalks') .controller('OpentalksController', function(opentalksFilter) { var output = opentalksFilteropentalksFilter(input, arg1, arg2)(input, arg1, arg2);; }

31. Services

32. Reusability

33. Singleton

34. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' .factory(...);

35. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . (factory 'OpentalksPeople', ...);

36. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( ,factory 'OpentalksPeople' (){function ... });

37. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (factory 'OpentalksPeople' function Dependencies) { {return .... }; });

38. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (){factory 'OpentalksPeople' function {return .... }; });

39. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (){factory 'OpentalksPeople' function ()return new Aservice ; });

40. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (){factory 'OpentalksPeople' function return 'Or even a string'; });

41. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (){factory 'OpentalksPeople' function return 123465798; });

42. Revealing Module Pattern

43. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , ( )factory 'OpentalksPeople' function Dependencies { ... = (){...}aPublicfunction function = (){...}aPrivateFunction function ... {return :aMethod somePublicfunction }; });

44. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' .service(...);

45. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . (service 'OpentalksPeople', ...);

46. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( ,service 'OpentalksPeople' (){function ... });

47. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( ,service 'OpentalksPeople' (){function ... });

48. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (){service 'OpentalksPeople' function . = (){}this somemethod function ; … });

49. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (service 'OpentalksPeople' function Dependencies) { . = (){}this somemethod function ; ... });

50. Configurable?

51. Providers

52. Accessible in Config Phase

53. As a Service

54. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' .provider(...);

55. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . (provider 'TabrizOpentalks', ...);

56. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( ,provider 'OpentalksWebsite' (){function .... . = (){...}this setCity function ; });

57. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (){provider 'OpentalksWebsite' function .... . = (){...}this $get function });

58. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( , (){provider 'OpentalksWebsite' function .... . = (this $get function ServiceDependencies){ ... } });

59. Using In Config Phase

60. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( (config function OpentalksWebsiteProviderProvider){ . ( )OpentalksWebsiteProvider setCity 'Tabriz' ; });

61. Using As A Service

62. . ( )angular module 'opentalks' . ( ,controller 'CityController' (function OpentalksWebsite){ ... });

63. Directives

64. Teaching HTML New Tricks

65. DOM Manipulation

66. jqLite

67. -Angular UI

68. <div -ng repeat="person in opentalks"> {{ }}person /< div>

69. <pagination ... />< pagination>

70. <button -ng click= ("someFunction ' :D:D ) /' ">< button>

71. HTML5 Compliance

72. data-{attribute-name}

73. x-{attribute-name}

74. Imperative .vs Declarative

75. =<div id "username /">< div> ... . (document getElementById 'username ). =' innerHTML , , !'My username not yours goes here ';

76. {{<div> username }} /< div>

77. =”<div id pagination” />< div> …. = . (var pagination document getElementById 'pagination )' ; ...

78. <pagination currentPage=”139”></pagination>

79. Dependency Injection

80. Form Validation

81. <form name="opentalks"> ... /< form>

82. .opentalks $valid

83. .opentalks $invalid

84. .opentalks $pristine

85. .opentalks $dirty

86. <form name="opentalks"> <input name=” ”username ...required /> /< form>

87. .opentalks username.$pristine

88. . .opentalks username .{...}$error

89. =” ”<input name username minlength=”5” />

90. =” ”<input name username pattern=”A Pattern :D” />

91. Minification

92. ngmin

93. . ( , (controller 'SomeCtrl' function $scope){ ... });

94. . ( ,controller 'SomeCtrl' ['$scope', (function $scope){ ... }]);

95. -Angular seed

96. ...Debuging

97. Unminified Version

98. AngularJs Batarang

99. SEO

100. Search Engine Crawlers

101. .prerender io

102. .getseojs com

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