Nicely said Mauro... with one (1) slight change. I think you meant to say
"minification"...
That is what the `uglify` process does: it minifies and obfuscates.
So the annotation solution [in AngularJS] preserves the original names of
the arguments so DI continues to work after the code has been uglified.
On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 1:47:31 AM UTC-6, Mauro Servienti wrote:
>
> .config(['$httpProvider', function($httpProvider) {
>
>
> At config time you cannot depend on anything other than providers.
> In general the syntax [’name’, function] is to express dependency that
> survives to magnification.
> The AngularJS Dependency Engine, due to the way JavaScript does not work,
> in the sense that is misses types, can only resolve dependencies by name,
> thus it inspects the name of the arguments of your function and grab
> dependencies.
> If a magnification process changes the naming AngularJS cannot resolve
> dependencies anymore, the annotation syntax is there to let your code
> “survive” to minification.
>
> .m
>
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