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One of the biggest bottlenecks in Angular 1.x is the $digest cycle. Essentially what the $digest cycle does is keeps track of two-way bindings, watchers and …

For newbies and even developers who have been working with AngularJS for a while, there is some confusion around services and factories in AngularJS. Behind the …

After a recent petition on Change.org filed by some single-minded feminists requesting that Target Australia stop selling GTA V because it encourage violence …

Looking back on the last couple of years in web development, things have dramatically changed. We have gone from an industry with a heavy dependence on …

In AngularJS when it comes to communicating between controllers, one would naturally assume to reference another controller you can simply inject it into …

If you have used AngularJS, or EmberJS and any other front-end Javascript based framework, then you would be familiar with the concept of data binding. …

Since the recent announcement of HTML5 being finalised, we can finally talk about all of the awesome additions to HTML5 without fear of them changing. Once such …

When it comes to Javascript, there are many ways you can skin a cat as they say. When it comes to inserting HTML into a page, unless you are using a Javascript …

Chances are if you have been using AngularJS for a little while that you have come across $scope.$apply() at some point, whether it be your own code or someone …

Recently in Ubuntu which I use for my hosting operating system of choice I needed to bulk change permissions on a bunch of folders and files. I needed to set …