Fun With ngAnimate
A major feature in the release of AngularJS 1.1.4 is the new ngAnimate directive. It makes it easier to add animation to DOM manipulations like adding, removing or moving elements around in the DOM....
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I wanted to revisit the ngAnimate directive in AngularJS, so I used Yeoman to generate an Angular app that I can try a few experiments with. The code for the project is available on Github here. Here’s...
View ArticleEven More Fun With ngAnimate (view transitions)
The other day I used ngAnimate to animate adding and removing DOM elements with the ngRepeat directive. This time I wanted to create a demo that used ngAnimate to animate ngView. The demo can be found...
View ArticleMarkup for ngAnimate and ngView
In order to get the effect is was looking for with ngAnimate and ngView, I had to add relative positioning to the div element the ngView and ngAnimate directives are attached to. I did this by adding...
View ArticleEven More Fun With ngAnimate (ngInclude)
I was having trouble getting ngAnimate to work with ngInclude, so I put together a quick demo without all the markup I had in the application I was planning on using the effect in. Demo here. <div...
View ArticleAngularJS $filter In Your Controllers
This will probably be my last AngularJS post for a while. I’d like to get back to the issue I was having with the WebGL demo. I wanted to use AngularJS filters in my controllers, but I wasn’t quite...
View ArticleBack To WebGL!
In one of my earlier posts, I mentioned that I wanted to learn more about WebGL, and I would start my journey by rendering a pentagon. I chose to modify the example application at learningwebgl.com as...
View ArticleRestangular and AngularJS
My last few posts have been all about WebGL, but I wanted to switch back to AngularJS to try out the Restangular service. It’s supposed to make it easier for you to manage RESTful resources in your...
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