AngularJS is amiable js framework as well as powerful. Let's step to her inch by inch.

Before we begin, I put forwrad my individual opinions about AngularJS:

At present, in the field of front-end js framework, a hundred flowers bloom, a hundred schools of thought contend. Personally, I prefer AngularJS, because it supply a comprehensive front-end solution, make me focus on business logic rather than high-end techniques full of obscure syntax and ugly writing.

I know there is an argument -- front-end engineers should move from the monolithic frameworks like AngularJS and Ember to the small, dedicated libraries. But I don't think so, if I do that, I have to dispose endless issues on integration of heterogeneous frameworks and put much more effort in digging into every single library in order to adjust some trivial details.

Frankly, I'm a lazy minimalist, I hate the application that its features provided to the customers are less than the quantity of frameworks or libraries it includes. I love to get rid of anything I think of as ‘extra’. Don't waste any 1k of js framework you introduced into the apllication.Don't spend too much time in accomplishing MVC layering or data flowing, beacause we are deveoping application on top of framework not inventing new framework.

Additionally, someone claims that angularjs 1.x is out, AngularJS 2.0 is entirely new version. It looks quite different. I want to wait and see a litte more.But I want to tell you that, by the time the ES6 era truly arrives, Which framework is not going to change correspondingly?

So It's not big deal. It's too soon to panic on AngularJS. It's our mission and our fate to be prepared for change and look forward to learning what is coming around the corner.Isn't it? Come on, just enjoy it.

• Event-Binding
• Two-way Data-Binding
• Show/Hide Control
• Switch Dom Structure
• More free rendering
• Filter is awesome
• $watch() + $digest() + $apply()

• collaboration between UE designer and ng developer
• Vivify layout of webapp with ngClass & ngAnimate
• AngularJS Material Design

• Controllers and Scopes
  • Scope inheritance
  • Controller communication
• Directives
  • Create custom directive -- Tag Pool
  • Wrapping the existing awesome jQuery plugin -- Datatables
• service vs factory vs provider
• modules

• ngResource
• ngMockE2E

• Cohort

• Let's sum up what AnguarlJS brings to us
• coding style and best practives