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Hooked on AngularJS

Topics Covered:

1. Step 1 - Getting Started with a Blank Template
2. Step 2 - Create a Controller with a List
3. Step 3 - Utilize an External Data source
4. Step 4 - Filtering & Sorting a List
5. Step 5 - Routing Multiple Views
6. Step 6 - View Animations
7. Step 7 - Add Event Handlers
8. Step 8 - Create a Directive
9. Step 9 - Create a Service Factory Function
10. Step 10 - Understanding Strict Contextual Escaping

Create an empty local website

You can create and IIS/Apache/Node...etc application root, or just reuse one that you already have. The code needs to be run within a context of an application so the JavaScript permissions behave.

Clone this entire repo, and copy the files to the root of that application.

Open the root of the application in a code editor such as Sublime Text or Visual Studio.