controller with anonymous function
(function () {
var AccountController = function ($scope, accountFactory) {
function xxx()
{ ... }
...
};
AccountController.$inject = ['$scope','accountFactory'];
angular.module('accountDashboard')
.controller('AccountController', AccountController);
}());
controller without anonymous function
var AccountController = function ($scope, accountFactory) {
function xxx()
{ ... }
...
};
AccountController.$inject = ['$scope','accountFactory'];
angular.module('accountDashboard')
.controller('AccountController', AccountController);
My questions:
1. What is the best practice for AngularJS to use in a large scale
application related to the approach above?
2. What are advantages and disadvantages of using anonymous function?
Any impact on testing?
Thanks.
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