XavierBoubert

Recent Blog Comments By XavierBoubert

• Triggering $digest Phases In Related Directives In AngularJS

  Posted on May 13, 2014 at 9:46 AM

  Make new directives and $ functions are not very complicated to make. The second problem is more complicated. Call 2 digests views without $apply and deffer to refresh 2 parts of view in single shot is my real problem. My job is to create very large web platforms. For now, only ExtJS works like a ... read more »

• Triggering $digest Phases In Related Directives In AngularJS

  Posted on May 12, 2014 at 5:19 AM

  Thanks Ben! I'm thinking about forking project to make an other AngularJS optimized or to make a special module. But I'm afraid I do not have time for this.... read more »

• Triggering $digest Phases In Related Directives In AngularJS

  Posted on May 6, 2014 at 9:11 AM

  As I said in my JSFiddle example, me and my team are actually creating a IDE (WYSIWYG) webservice (like Microsoft Blend or Dreamweaver for example). There are many features in single page like : * "Edition area" that may contain components. It manages D&D and resizable for each compone... read more »

• Triggering $digest Phases In Related Directives In AngularJS

  Posted on May 4, 2014 at 7:15 AM

  Like I said in the issue posted on the AngularJS GitHub, $evalAsync() call the $eval of the scope itself asochronously. So you can't digest an other directive for example. Try my example at the end of the issue: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/7298... read more »

• Triggering $digest Phases In Related Directives In AngularJS

  Posted on May 3, 2014 at 6:51 PM

  Thank you for your post and your Stab. I'm ok with you, for this problem we can workaround. But it means we can rewrite ALL of the ng-directive and other objects like $http. WoOt. My second point with "digest by feature" is "How can I call the digest of an other feature inside a dig... read more »

• Case Study: Using $scope.$digest() As A Performance Optimization In AngularJS

  Posted on May 3, 2014 at 10:20 AM

  this is the first time I see such behavior on a UI. For me this is a basic principle to let the developer have control of his UI and not re-check everything. Thank you for your help.... read more »

• Case Study: Using $scope.$digest() As A Performance Optimization In AngularJS

  Posted on Apr 25, 2014 at 11:22 AM

  I wrote a post about $apply and $digest in big projects yesterday. I think we have 2 problems for complicated UI with AngularJS : - The entire code of AngularJS is wrote to call $apply everywhere. ng- directives, $http, etc. - In a $digest of a directive, it's not possible to call a $digest in other... read more »