Hoàng, I prefer to stay clear of events if possible. If your customer wants to make sure the events are processed, you need some form of acknowledging that the events are received. That's whole well possible, but it will come with a pretty large fee. The thing with events is, that you know you broadcast them, but you never know for sure anyone is listing. My educated guess is that in your case, you are broadcasting an event while angular still is compiling parts of your page. That's why the timeout works.
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