AngularJs Tutorial: $eval vs. $parse vs. $interpolate

-What is $eval, $parse, $interpolate
-using $eval with locals and functions
-$parse with scope and locals
-using strings to $interpolate with scope and locals, filters etc.
-using "assign" with $parse

[nickchauhan]

The best tutorial for angular js on the internet.. Keep it up Sir... I really appreciate the way you have presented each and every topic.. with clarity of theory and explanation with demo examples.. Great Work.!

[AbhishekKumar-znuu]

Just love you. I find myself very fortunate that I can connect tutor like you through YT..

[udaybhaskarnamburu]

This is all good. Please explain how these features are used in practical situations.

[UnicornCodinghub]

great....very helpful explanation sir....hope you will continue the series on other concepts and also on other technologis updates eg. angular 2

[darius]

This looked easy comparing to some previous videos. Thanks. I just have heard that eval is evil. Is it not the case with $eval ? You did not mention anything about that

[chengjinfei]

Just got a quick question: During the video, you said $parse().assign() // trigger digest loop.
But in your demo, it updates view MAYBE because due to Ng-click instead of $parse().assign().

[jasperpotze]

Thanks for the great tutorials. I have a question at 30:40 you explain that the digest process is kicked in when you do you $parse.assign. But is it called on the $scope you insert into the assign function? And if so, does that mean we must give scope in assign and cannot give a simple object like you did a bit earlier with the non assign $parse?

[tosinkajopelaye-ola]

Nice work... I wish I have access to your exercise files. Do you have them anywhere?

[PriyaDas-ysrg]

Hi Sir,
Thank you for the great explanation, I understand what are eval, parse and interpolate and how are they used ? But I have a doubt why and when are they used in real time? I mean we can achieve the same thing by using alert($scope.a*$scope.b) then why to use them ?

[rakeshrockie]

Hello Sir,
Great job! Could you explain $q and upload it on your channel?

[LizardanNet]

Don't use $scope. Alias your controllers. I understand you're doing it for teaching purposes. But I want everyone else to be aware of "$scope soup" issue.