It mainly explains some of the new features after 1.3, and some small features (Ng-if,ng-switch) that were not previously introduced.
1.one bind
This previous version has been implemented by some, but after 1.3, ANGULARJS has its own. The usage is extremely simple.
<DivNg-app= "App"Ng-controller= "Ctrl">{{:: value}}</Div><Scriptsrc=".. /.. /js/stooges.js "></Script><Scriptsrc=".. /.. /js/ng-1.3.10/angular.js "></Script><Script> varapp=Angular.module ("app", []); App.controller ("Ctrl", ["$scope", "$timeout", function($scope, $timeout) {$scope. Value= "keatkeat"; $timeout (function() {$scope. Value= "Xinyao"; }, -); }]);</Script>
You see that? Just change the previous {{value}} to {{:: value}}. Add:: means that this value is only a one-way binding, then $scope changes will not be synchronized to the template.
ANGULARJS 1.3 Integrated Learning (one-by-one-bind, Ng-if, Ng-switch, Ng-form, Ng-model, Ng-message)