AngularJS Video Series Part III – Views, Controllers and Scope
Previous videos in this series:
AngularJS follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern and allows controllers to be defined that can act as the “brain” for a given view. In this video you’ll see how to define views and hook them to controllers. You’ll also see the role that scope plays and how it acts as the glue between a view and a controller. If you’ve ever dealt with “view models” before then you’ll feel right at home with scope since it acts as the “model” for a given view. Check out the video for more details!
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Enjoy!
Dan Wahlin Microsoft MVP
.NET Developer Instructor
Interface Technical Training
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