AngularJS using $broadcast, $emit, and $on

AngularJS version 1.x
Using named views, nested views, and the built-in $broadcast, $emit, and $on methods to pass data around inside of an Angular JS application.

[haodphung]

Honestly, this is the easiest tutorial i have even seen, I don''t know why other tutorials make it so much complicated. Cheer!

[pankajmaheshwari]

one of the best i have found so far on these topic.very nicely explained. Grt work.

[bappamitra]

Really helpful. Best tutorial in comparision to other videos posted for this topic to explain the concepts involved.Thanks Steven

[harold_]

Thanks Professor. This video really helped me a lot.

[indianstylefood]

Wonderful & clean, neat explanation, anybody can understand.thank you so much.

[trinathrok]

Nice explanation, cleared all confusions around broadcast and emit.
Thanks a lot Steve :)

[bv]

Such great information. Thanks for sharing.

[sagartalwar]

Great work Steve Griffith.
Thank you. :)

[balakrishna-rocc]

clear explanation, easy to understand. thanks a ton!!

[horlacsd]

very helpful, i was wondering how this was accomplished

[gauravramakrishna]

Hi, the explanation of concept was very good. Can you please publish the codes, so that I can understand how the objects passed between each controller is linked to the final child controller to display the series and episodes of each movie. Thank you.

[doniphanmolina]

Excelent.!! Just a quick question, why it is not posible to emit from a sibling and listen at the other sibling, without the need to broadcast from the parent.

[inspird]

great explanation thanks! is the source available on github? i would really appreciate more vids on multiple views with ui-router with more complex examples!!

[indianstylefood]

i have a question for you, is $broadcast/$emit is only we can use it nested view ?