Realtime 'Eye Candy' with AngularJS

Learn how to make a fully interactive, realtime AngularJS application with snappy animation effects, sleek performance and clean, organized code. Top that off by testing all aspects of the application using Protractor and Unit testing across multiple browsers using Karma + Sauce Labs.

[EduardoWeidmanBarijan]

Great presentation on how to make webapps feel more like realtime apps. Next time I think it would be better if you use two browser windows to show the realtime feeling. I really like the techniques showed here. Thank you very much.

[OneCoolDude]

Background, footer, and talking head not needed. I wish this video was cropped just showing the content area so code would be able to be more easily read. Good content - bad editing!

[MaxYari]

Hello everyone! Can someone explain in few words to me HOW does angular listens to changes on $scope? I doubt that its running a loop, we are not calling any methods we are jsut updating a $scope. So whats a magic? I pretty much can grasp how the whole thing work under the hood except this part, any help?
P.S.: ... ooooh i got it, $apply was a key, you need to call it if you would like to update $scope after some timeouted actions. The thing that was confusing me is that in $http.get it's callback updates $scope without $apply, but the catch is that all Angular methods are by default wrapped in to $apply. Well that was interesting.

[redguard]

So the idea is to have desktop applications again. Just with what 3D graphics can the browser use, applications limited to how fast the Javascript engine for that browser is.

The only upside would be that apps will be sites that you can access from any computer.

Oh, yeah, and let's not forget: all of this will be done by web developers which usually get paid less than traditional desktop application developers and that most of India will have developers working for $3 an hour working on these.

[smnwlsh]

Anyone knows what CMS he is using to 20 minutes ? Or is it just custom ?