In the beginning there was Angular. In the beginning of this blog, that is. I use AngularJS for current projects. It serves as a Front-End framework for my applications. It allows me to communicate with the server and manipulate the DOM { webpage elements } in real-time, without those annoying page refreshes that have to reload everything just because you add one single row to a table.
Libraries such as AngularJS help a programmer do their job more efficiently. It eliminates the 'reinvent-the-wheel' phase. It also gives you a base of where to start. There are tools out there to help you even setup your base application for a new project... but we'll talk about those in another post. For now, check out AngularJS. Add some Angular to your page, mess things up, try something new. And when you do, try out ng-cloak. You'll love it!
Libraries such as AngularJS help a programmer do their job more efficiently. It eliminates the 'reinvent-the-wheel' phase. It also gives you a base of where to start. There are tools out there to help you even setup your base application for a new project... but we'll talk about those in another post. For now, check out AngularJS. Add some Angular to your page, mess things up, try something new. And when you do, try out ng-cloak. You'll love it!
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