Angular the Good Parts

My lightning talk is about the way I use Angular and I suggest it for everyone else as well as simpler to reason about and a good way to understand what you should learn when you're starting with Angular.

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1. Angular the Good Parts (work in progress by @krzychukula)
3. Thanks Jedi! (delivered by @krzychukula)
5. Angular 1.*
7. API explosion
8. Scalable
9. Angular 2
10. 80/20
11. Simple Rules
12. 6 Simple Rules
13. Let go of: ng-controller 1
14. Use: .directive
15. $stateProvider .state('positions', { url: '/positions', template: '<positions></positions>' })
16. Let go of: $scope 2
17. Use: controllerAs: 'ctrl',
18. Use: scope: {}, bindToController: { count: '=' },
19. Let go of: link 3
20. Use: controller
21. Let go of: templateUrl 4
22. Use: template
23. angular.module('positions') .directive('positions', positions);
24. function positions() { return { //next slide } }
25. scope: {}, bindToController: { data: “=” }, controller: require('./positions-controller'), controllerAs: 'positions', template: require("./views/positions-page.jade")
26. Let go of: $rootScope 5
27. Let go of: .provider 6
28. Work in progress
29. Use: .factory
30. Use: .service
31. Feedback?
32. Inspirations • https://medium.com/@bluepnume/sane-scalable-angular-apps-are-tricky-but-not-impossible- lessons-learned-from-paypal-checkout-c5320558d4ef • http://toddmotto.com/exploring-the-angular-1-5-component-method/ • http://teropa.info/blog/2015/10/18/refactoring-angular-apps-to-components.html • http://juristr.com/blog/2015/07/learning-ng-prepare-ng2/
33. Thanks! (delivered by @krzychukula)