Re: [angular.js] 4 questions - auto restart of my node server, using client-side templating, and use-cases for using the module

[Vojta Jína]

Hey josh,

1.not sure how is this related to angular, what change ?

If you change server-side script, you might have to restart the nodejs, depending on how is it implemented.

Checkout https://github.com/isaacs/node-supervisor

2. why don't you use ng-view or ng-include ?

You can use $compile service for compiling DOM.

3. don't understand

4. once you need to define a directive/service/filter etc...

(I guess the ability of defining controllers in global space will disappear one day, as it's the only exception, you can register controller on a module as well:

module.controller('Some', function(){});

V.

On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 8:36 PM, josh <macmilla...@gmail.com> wrote:

1. is there a way to avoid server restart on every change? it might be a node.js question..

2. when injecting dom to the client using a templating engine (like ejs), how to compile the injected dom so the different angular directives will work?

3. when injecting dom into a {{}}, is the preferred way is ng-bind-html-unsafe?

4. when should i use a module? so far i only use a controller (my app is a simple single page).

thanks!

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