[AngularJS] Re: Searching for solid web-apps that demonstrate the capabilities of AngularJS

Hi Eric, have you gone over the madewithangular site? Regards Sander -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "AngularJS" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

[AngularJS] Re: Getting an instance of a pipe with just its name.

Hi Aaron, I skipped the decorators because they would add noise to my sample. You can put the technique I showed you here in a pipe, that then uses the dynamic one to do the actual work. Probably you can indeed traverse the existing PipeTransforms in this way. Regards Sander -- You

[AngularJS] Searching for solid web-apps that demonstrate the capabilities of AngularJS

Hi, I'm trying to sell my client on using AngularJS for a new front end. I am encountering a lot of resistance, in part due to the failure of another project by a vendor that had a lot of trouble developing in NG. I don't believe it is a fault of NG, but rather of the previous vendor. The

[AngularJS] Instagram authentication

Hi, I'm adding Instagram login in an app, when the popup redirects the routes config takes over and redirects the login popup so the Token from Instagram is not set. Is there a way to get the routes not to pick up the returned URL from the popup so the Token setting can be finished? -- You

[AngularJS] Re: Getting an instance of a pipe with just its name.

Perhaps... In the example you gave, the functions sample* are injected into the class constructor. This means that the creator of *new Test* needs to know all the things that need to be injected. This can be handled by creating a sort of PipeRegistrationService, which would be in charge of

[AngularJS] NG1 + NG2 upgradeAdapter - Seperate .js files for NG1 modules?

I've migrated my application to run both NG1/NG2 but I was wondering if it is possible to separate the modules into their own .js files instead of lumping them all into (1) app.js for my system.config to load? Ideally I would like to have my main app.js and seperate auth.js, util.js,

[AngularJS] import node_modules

hi,when I want to use node_modules in angular2 if that module has 'require' in it,systemjs tries to find it in 'dist' folder how can I solve this?how can i configure it? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "AngularJS" group. To unsubscribe from this