directives

The AngularJS Custom Directives Video Training Course Has Been Released!

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  I’m excited to announce that my new AngularJS Custom Directives video training course has been released on Udemy.com! If you’ve been wanting to dive deeper into AngularJS directives and understand how they work while also clarifying terms such as isolate scope, transclusion, linking, and much more then this is the course for you. If you enjoyed my AngularJS JumpStart course or my AngularJS in 60ish Minutes video on YouTube then I guarantee you’ll love this course. The first 2 modules of the course are available to view absolutely free so that you can check it out. Here’s an additional […]

Creating Custom AngularJS Directives Part 6 – Using Controllers

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Creating Custom AngularJS Directives Series Up to this point in the AngularJS directives series you’ve learned about many key aspects of directives but haven’t seen anything about how controllers fit into the picture. Although controllers are typically associated with routes and views, they can also be embedded in AngularJS directives. In fact, there are many scenarios where custom directives can take advantage of controllers to minimize code and simplify maintenance. While using controllers in directives is certainly optional, if you’d prefer to build directives using similar techniques that you use now to build views then you’ll find controllers are essential […]

Creating Custom AngularJS Directives Part 7 – Creating a Unique Value Directive using $asyncValidators

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Creating Custom AngularJS Directives Series In a previous post I demonstrated how to build a unique value directive to ensure that an email address isn’t already in use before allowing a user to save a form. With changes in AngularJS 1.3+, several new features are available to clean up the previous version of the directive and make it easier to work with. In this post I’ll update the previous post, walk-through some of the new features in a directive called wcUnique, and show how a few of the new features can be applied.  The code shown is part of the […]