I have seen:
<pre>
var app = angular.module('app', [
'dependendcy1', 'dependendcy2', 'dependendcy3', 'dependendcy4' ]);
app.config(function() { ... });
app.service('whatever' function() { ... });
app.filter('whatever' function() { ... });
etc
</pre>
I have seen:
<pre>
angular.module('app', [
'dependendcy1', 'dependendcy2', 'dependendcy3', 'dependendcy4' ])
.config(function() { ... });
angular.module('app').service('whatever' function() { ... });
angular.module('app').filter('whatever' function() { ... });
</pre>
Are there advantages or disadvantages of either approach? In approach #1,
does the "whatever" filter get all of those dependencies even though it
doesn't need them? Or is this even an issue?
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