AngularJS v1.0 was released couple of weeks ago. There are too many internal apps at Google to break the API, so I wouldn't be afraid of this.
You can use data-* prefix for all the directives. Btw, here's my point: The reason, why you want valid html, is to be able to use some html validator, which is super helpful, when finding bugs like unclosed div etc.…
I wouldn't call it polling. Angular does dirty checking at the right moment. After you bootstrap your app, nothing happens, unless: - user interacts (DOM event is fired) - response from server is back (xhr callback) -…
The template doesn't have to be inlined as a string. It can be loaded from external file (html), or included within a <script type="text/ng-template"> Having couple of util methods (forEach, isFunction, etc...),…
AngularJS v1.0 was released couple of weeks ago. There are too many internal apps at Google to break the API, so I wouldn't be afraid of this.
You can use data-* prefix for all the directives. Btw, here's my point: The reason, why you want valid html, is to be able to use some html validator, which is super helpful, when finding bugs like unclosed div etc.…
I wouldn't call it polling. Angular does dirty checking at the right moment. After you bootstrap your app, nothing happens, unless: - user interacts (DOM event is fired) - response from server is back (xhr callback) -…
The template doesn't have to be inlined as a string. It can be loaded from external file (html), or included within a <script type="text/ng-template"> Having couple of util methods (forEach, isFunction, etc...),…