Hey everyone, we're excited to announce a large update to the book!
I know it's been a little while since we've sent out an update email, but that hasn't stopped us from updating the book - we make minor edits and fixes about once a week or so.
- We've expanded the protractor section in the testing chapter.
- We've refactored a few early chapters to clarify the language and make it easier for beginners.
- We've fixed a bunch of typos.
Our updates are a direct result of feedback we get from you, our readers. If you find a bug, typo, or have a suggestion, please reach out! We love talking to you guys.
To get the update, head over to
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CHANGELOG:
Removed directive from validation chapter -> To directive chapter
Fixed Restangular setRequestInterceptor method in ajax in practice chapter
Fixed minor typo in angular-ui chapter
Fixed minor typo in directive chapter and chrome apps chapter
Added binding_strategies section to directives chapter
Added minor description of the $watch function in expressions as a gentler introduction to $watch
Fixed glitch in promises chapter with Github service
Fixed bug with routing chapter
Fixed typo in services chapter that had the wrong return method
Moved custom validation section into the directive chapter
Updated localization chapter with changes for angular-translate 2.0
Updated animation chapter with 1.2.9 updates ($animate:begin and $animate:end)
Fixed a small bug in code in promises chapter
Fixed all of the double 'the the' uses
Updated validations chapter example /a-zA-Z/
Replaced protractor section with entirely new, refreshed protractor content
And more...
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