The difference between angularjs--ng-bind directives and interpolation values

There are two ways to display the data in a model in ANGULARJS:

One is the way to interpolate with curly braces:

1 < P > {{text}} </ P >

The other is to use attribute-based directives called Ng-bind:

1 <  ng-bind= "text"></p>

The effect of both methods is the same, the main difference is that when using the curly brace syntax, when ANGULARJS uses the data to replace the curly braces in the template, the first loaded page, usually the index.html in the app, is not rendered by the user. Views that use the second method do not experience this problem. The reason is that the browser needs to load the Index.html page first, render it, and then angularjs to parse it into what you expect to see. Therefore, it is recommended to use Ng-bind for data binding operations in index.html pages. The user will not see anything until the data load is complete.

The difference between angularjs--ng-bind directives and interpolation values