AngularJS end-to-end web app tutorial Part III

[brettcostello]

Hi Jeremy, I am very new to AngularJS and your videos are unbelievably helpful! Thank you so much.

[jagdipsingh]

Hey Jeremy, been watching your Angular JS end to end series and must say it's really good. I've already viewed another Angular JS beginner tutorial set on pluralsight and felt that I needed to see a bit 'more' and this fit that gap for me. The only feedback I have is microphone quality, your voice could be a little louder/clearer. Again this isn't a huge issue as I can turn the volume up from my side manually but in comparison to other videos and tutorials it's slightly on the low side (especially from around the 20 minute mark). 

Also a quick question : All these bootstrap Resharper templates you use are they documented anywhere for us to use? I've copied a couple of your ideas and was wondering if you had stored them all in a single blog post etc. 

[TestPlaylistForRich]

I am a bit late to the party but I am just getting started with AngularJS. Since these tutorials are a few years old there are a few things that don't work when using this exact code. On the other hand I am thinking there may be some things that aren't looking the way I expect because there is some css behind this tutorial that I cannot see. For instance, is there some css (i.e. col-sm-2) for the labels and maybe a col-sm-10 for the .controls class in the horizontal form used in this tutorial ? Is there somewhere that I can see the css that is used ?

[alchemication]

Awesome tutorials, thanks very much, but that jQuery in the controller is really bugging me now, if I say to my developers: "Don't" - they won't do it, but if say "...don't, but actually not always" they will start doing it all the time... How would you go about this animation bit in real life? Would you broadcast an event with id to the directive maybe?

[bokcecilio]

I watched part 1 and part 2.. I love it.. im exciting to check this part 3

[Gurjeett]

@arn1x, you talkin' to me??!!

In AngularJS, a controller is *not* supposed to modify the DOM, or even inspect it for that matter.

Here's a StackOverflow question number 10829584 might tell you everything you need to know.

[aankit]

JEREMEY, this is a wonderful tutorial, just a concern. Have you tried deleting 2 ids one after the another without refreshing the page. ? It does not work for me. Please confirm. 

[carnx]

Would you mind bucking the trend and elaborating on the right way to do this. Every instance where somebody comments on this bad behaviour, they fail to explain the correct method, or even why it is considered bad practice. Thanks.

[YKPRABU]

talks about Create, Delete and Update in Angularjs

[dushmanthabaranage]

Good One and looking forward next..
Thanks a lot

[mccainz]

Edited to add- this error occurs on page load not on the actual call.

[ErickMoisesRacancojAmperez]

I'm going for the fourth, thanks..!

[kevinreybaquiran]

how can you the shortcut keys for the form??? can you pls share??
Like in details.html.

tnx..:D

[matthewidowu]

followed through to part 3, it is so amazing, it gave me more knowledge onthe MVC idea.

[mccainz]

Using IE8, Angular v1.0.5, jQuery 1.9.1

Calling the following using the method in the video,
Todo.delete({id:id});
Results in the following error...

Unhandled exception at line 1090, column 11 in
~/Scripts/angular.js
0x800a139e - Microsoft JScript runtime error: No module: TodoApp

In order to workaround the issue I had to call delete as follows,
this.todo.$delete({id:id});

[carnx]

Thanks, I ended up posting on SO myself to "fix" the example in the video. See SO 15744630

[Gurjeett]

jQuery in controller!!! Bad, bad, bad pracitice. You shouldn't have shown this in a tutorial; it promotes this usage.

I gave a thumbs up to the previous 2 videos in this series, but I can't do that for this one becasue of this one issue.