[–] didgeoridoo 11y ago ↗ I hope someone does a series on "forgetting AngularJS magic" when 2.0 comes out and changes everything... [–] nsamuell 11y ago ↗ The more it uses web standards (e.g. Object.observe), the less magic will be required (e.g. $watch), so I think you're right :) [–] krebby 11y ago ↗ The only reason Object.observe is a standard is because the angular guys pushed it through. It's generally agreed to be a wart of the new spec [0].[0] https://twitter.com/floydophone/status/469214241732714497
[–] nsamuell 11y ago ↗ The more it uses web standards (e.g. Object.observe), the less magic will be required (e.g. $watch), so I think you're right :) [–] krebby 11y ago ↗ The only reason Object.observe is a standard is because the angular guys pushed it through. It's generally agreed to be a wart of the new spec [0].[0] https://twitter.com/floydophone/status/469214241732714497
[–] krebby 11y ago ↗ The only reason Object.observe is a standard is because the angular guys pushed it through. It's generally agreed to be a wart of the new spec [0].[0] https://twitter.com/floydophone/status/469214241732714497
[–] szimmer1 11y ago ↗ Or just write function increasePoints() { ++($scope.points) }Function errything!
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Function errything!