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• My Experience With AngularJS - The Super-heroic JavaScript MVW Framework

  Posted on Jan 7, 2013 at 10:38 AM

  @Ben The only issues I've found with mobile are that you basically need to replace the ng-click directive with ng-tap. Ng-tap is a custom directive but there's a few examples out there if you google. the ng-tap listens for touch events and has a workaround for the 300ms delay. If you... read more »

• My Experience With AngularJS - The Super-heroic JavaScript MVW Framework

  Posted on Jan 3, 2013 at 3:02 PM

  @Ben an even more fun exercise is to make ng-slide-show and ng-fade-show without using jQuery at all. Bonus points for using CSS3 animations. AngularUI has a nice example of this. Anytime you use jQuery within a directive, you are adding a jQuery dependency to your directive. Some peo... read more »

• My Experience With AngularJS - The Super-heroic JavaScript MVW Framework

  Posted on Jan 3, 2013 at 2:53 PM

  @Ben It's worth mentioning that the Directive's guide on AngularJS.org reads more easily backwards... if you read it forwards it starts off with low level compiling and everything and then at the very end it shows you a simple example!... read more »

• My Experience With AngularJS - The Super-heroic JavaScript MVW Framework

  Posted on Jan 3, 2013 at 1:47 PM

  Oh, and don't forget about http://plnkr.co/ it's like JSFiddle, but built with Angular, has live social programming, chat, and lots of great AngularJS forks already existing.... read more »

• My Experience With AngularJS - The Super-heroic JavaScript MVW Framework

  Posted on Jan 3, 2013 at 1:45 PM

  We're pretty active on IRC as well! On freenode in angularjs. The one thing I'll say about learning AngularJS... don't resist the Directives. You must learn to write directives, when to write directives, and why. The jist of it is, pretty much anytime you want to manipulate or interac... read more »

• Getting GitHub's v3 API To Work With oAuth

  Posted on Jun 21, 2012 at 10:55 AM

  Looks good. You don't need authorization to post a Gist. It's 100% optional. The only reason to have it is to tie it to your own personal account. Also, If you don't want to cache the token, maybe you can cache the authorization ID? Then you don't have to create/delete new tokens, you... read more »

• Using jQuery Deferred To Chain Validation Rules In An Asynchronous, Non-Blocking Environment

  Posted on Jan 31, 2012 at 2:48 PM

  The "console" at the bottom of the C9 IDE has GIT integrated. You can use GitHub, or any other GIT repository. When you create a project in C9, it tells you how to setup GIT. Also, you can instantly create projects from your own GitHub account, fork, push/pull all day and night! The edi... read more »

• Using jQuery Deferred To Chain Validation Rules In An Asynchronous, Non-Blocking Environment

  Posted on Jan 31, 2012 at 12:09 PM

  Just a quick tip, if you want to play with Node.JS without having to deal with setting up an EC2, http://www.C9.io lets you write, build, and run node.js apps completely within the browser. It even has a built in console for installing modules, i.e. npm install expre... read more »