A Crash Intro to AngularJS.

Lesson 0, What's that?

Hey, not too much words, as google stands for it, it's just about extend to HTML vocabulary. Here, my first try. The whole kit here

Understanding Contextual Concepts

I've just got a reading up on fly on MVC, I had a bunch of ideas about DOM from others tries into Clojure, yh & here some other resources for later.

Directives

It's about creating html-like elements and attributes so in turns you got able to create rules, or even invent new html syntax specific to your project. It sounds amazing isn't?

ng-show and ng-hide set styles in the css
bg-class this directive provides support for animation, including JavaScript, CSS3 an CSS3 keyframe animations. A lot more here.

Adapting IDE/e-mode

Think it's time to get serious on setting work environment: Here an Emacs mode and a bunch of other options here, redundancy non cleared, though. Some authors dunno whether enjoy repeating themselves or have a kind of modular blogging system I cannot get replicated properly, let's clear that later (tomorrow)

Let's now put pieces together…

The structure of an AngularJS project..

I've felt I had to zoom objects or elements one by one first, so I tried different sources which also includes the W3school set of tutorials (but doing mention of this as the best one) and I think I got enough. Now, thinking of time it is, to have a look at a standard AngularJS project structure as a whole thing & which for, I'm actually following some help found here and let's get into its conventions. Though..

Before closing down this paragraph I'd like to enhance this picture view by including some examples I worked on fly whereas learning, with my excuses if you, the reader, find this too candid. The reason behind that it was just trying to fix learning by applying it straight to your/mine daily needs, well, making this story short the first one example was done replying a question a friend of mine did to me commenting that she would love having a kind of piece of sheet where on have a quick view of what done in her current day shift call, so it's what I did almost immediately and also added a quick calculator, as she mentioned they just to have a 20% employed discount when shopping, she works at a retailer store.

The second example it's a template for a work letter (requesting for payslips) someone had to complete but had not options otherwise that doing it on her mobile phone, so that's this example is about.

Stonne (Trying a giving & giving a try..)