June 2014
Intermediate to advanced
696 pages
38h 52m
English
The fact that AngularJS is based on JavaScript and jQuery makes it tempting to simply try to add it to existing applications to provide data binding or other functionality. That approach will almost always end up in problem code that is difficult to maintain. However, using AngularJS doesn’t mean that you need to simply toss out your existing code either.
The following steps suggest a method to integrate AngularJS into your existing JavaScript and jQuery applications:
1. Write at least one AngularJS application from the ground up that uses a model, custom HTML directives, services, and controllers. In other words, in this application, ensure that you have a practical comprehension of ...
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