Richard, Thanks for the detailed feedback. I still feel that in the absence of recommended practices, developers may incur performance problems with the event handling Angular adds on their behalf. There are many ways to do the same thing, and not all will have the same performance impact. There are also many pitfalls that newcomers (such as when I was learning) encounter that can take hours to overcome in the absence of guidance. For example, you might use $index from an ng-repeat as index into the array used as source. This is not the right way to work as it is in fact the index into the generated html, not the array. Angular supplies no original array index - and this should be clear in the documentation but is not. It would only reveal itself as a problem if you used orderBy to change sequencing.
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