I'm sure this is asked a heck of a lot of times - but I hope this question
is fairly unique in what jQuery has aided me with/taught me.
1) When learning jQuery I was always told to separate logic from content -
and the worst way to defy this rule is to assign the onclick event inline -
i.e.:
<a id="myFuncHandler" href="#" onclick="myFunction('some var')">My
Function!</a>
Which I understand is a horrendous way of doing it. Instead, to use jQuery
as follows:
$('#myFuncHandler').on('click', function (e) {
myFunction(/*Here you can pass any type to the function, even an
object*/);
});
Which obviously has so many more added benefits! It means I can assign
dynamic objects to my click handler, instead of just text/numbers as
supported in HTML.
So, why does AngularJS reintroduce the concept of ng-click? This seems
backwards to me?
2) I use jQuery to build a lot of dynamic content - and so (coming from a
C# background) jQuery allows me to resemble C# code a lot - and so I'm much
more comfortable doing this.
Particularly, one part of my app (which is server driven) will generate a
control based on some data it has received from the server (from parsed
JSON) and builds this, and appends it to the DOM.
In fact, quite a bit of our app uses this mechanism because of the nature
of our app. Our HTML document will be next to empty, and when it receives
info from the server (which, say, reads "SELECT" then the app will build a
<select> control using jQuery, a small example as follows:
$('<select>').append($('<option>1</option><option>2</option><option>3</option>')).appendTo('body');
Which builds a very simple select (obviously the app does more). I have no
idea how I can do this in AngularJS? Is it even possible?
3) As part of (2) - the app I am developing builds multiple jQuery Mobile
pages and appends those to the DOM, each with their unique content on every
page (again, which is obtained from a complex JSON feed) - is *this* possible
with AngularJS?
Thanks!
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