Angular-seed for Beginners

AngularJS - Example of how to take the angular-seed and add functionality

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1. Angular-seed for Beginners Claron Twitchell github.com/claront/campsite claront@gmail.com @claront about.me/claront
2. Campsite App Angular-seed to AngularJS Tutorial App
3. PhoneCat Tutorial App https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial
4. At the end of the Tutorial Start using the angular-seed
5. Angular-seed https://github.com/angular/angular-seed
6. The learning begins Localhost on port 8000 and port 8001 package.json
7. Play in index.html Experiment pulling photo from another website
8. Changed myApp to campsiteApp Updated unit tests to campsiteApp
9. Using controllers, partials, directives ng-controller and ng-repeat
10. Learning more about css Updating css & calling the right css in the html
11. Get comfortable with json
12. Animation is fun JQuery for JavaScript-enabled animations
13. Learning git and github # With my campsite repository, I wanted to got back to a previous commit with # all of the files changed on my local machine to be at that commit, so I did git checkout -f ba306ae # which gives the desired effect, you get a nice explanation about having a detached HEAD. # to get back to the final state of the Github repo and fix the local copy so that the HEAD is # no longer detached, I did: git checkout master # that got the HEAD reattached, but my local was behind ‘origin/master’ by some number of # commits. I fixed this by git pull # which got me to a state of my local being up-to-date with ‘origin/master’ pointing to the last # commit of the Github repo which is where I started and where I want to be now.
14. Keep testing in sync with app Verify service issuing HTTP requests
15. The Finished Campsite App