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I'm fairly new to Angular and have no experience with AngularJS; however I found this codepen that I want to duplicate: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/jpZBBQ?editors=0010
Ive fixed the ng-class and ng-click directives in the template but I am stuck on the js; I've never seen a controller, $scope, or $timeout in an Angular 6 app so I'm not sure what to do with that. Any help is appreciated.
It's not the same framework, don't be fooled by the similar name.
So, no, you can't duplicate that.
You can setup a project with angular-cli very quickly, and just build your components around that concept.
I'm sure you'll understand it a lot better by building it than by copying.
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why angularJS came as script to import in html page
but in the new version Angular4, we must use web server to lunch application?
is because angularJS is not a framwork and angular4 it is?
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You answered your question yourself.
AngularJS is a library that can be interpreted
Angular v2 and up is a Framework and is compiled by webpack.
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The problem is :
My friend told me that it is not JS framework. Is he right ? I've tried to collect evidences on the Internet to prove that it is a JS framework.
Yes.AngularJS is a Javascript structural front-end framework for dynamic web apps. It lets you use HTML as your template language and lets you extend HTML's syntax to express your application's components clearly and succinctly. Angular's data binding and dependency injection eliminate much of the code you would otherwise have to write.
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I've been using AngularJS for just over two years and I love it. I hear a lot of noise about React and it seems to me that lots of people began to cross over once the Angular 2 roadmap was presented.
How does React handle dependency injection, data-binding, GET, POST, etc requests? Does React allow for filtering, custom elements?
Before everyone flames,
React is not an analog to Angular
Angular is a full front-end framework.
React just handles your views.
React, however, works really well with the Flux Architecture. Combined, React+Flux can reasonably handle anything Angular can do.
In short, Angular and React+Flux handle the same problem very differently. With everything, there is trade-offs.
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I am a beginner in JavaScript. I know the basics though but not an expert in JavaScript. I just wanted to know whether I can start learning Angularjs without knowing advance JavaScript? And what are the best resources where I can start learning advance JavaScript?
The best course I know for learning Angular JS is udemy.com/learn-angularjs. I took the whole 6.5 hours course and I'm utterly satisfied of it. However, after following this course, I was sure of two things : 1. AngularJS is terrific; 2. it's not for JS beginners. You have to understand a lot of things in JS, starting with objects and scope, and have a decent experience with it before diving into Angular. But that's just my opinion.
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I want to integrate angularJs in my existing GWT application. I am new to angularJs. How to start with it?
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Take a look at
AngularGWT - This is a library that enables Authors to write components or complete apps for AngularJS in Java. This is mostly done using compiler castings for Google Web Toolkit to "compile" Java Code into Javascript.
AngularGWT is the way to go. But if you want an simple way off, include the angular.js in your *.html file and use JSNI to access Angular JS from your code.