Aborting AJAX Requests Using $http And AngularJS
If you're coming from a jQuery background, you're probably used to calling .abort() on the AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) response object (jqXHR). In AngularJS, things are a little bit more complicated. AngularJS don't expose the .abort() method; but, it does provide a way to abort an active AJAX request. It lets you define a promise object that will abort the underlying request if and whe
Best Practices for Building Angular.js Apps
Update 2016–04–17: I wrote this article almost 2 years ago for Angular 1.x. This article is still tremendously popular somehow, but I want to warn that it may not be the best for Angular 2.x or other methods of building JS front-ends. I have spent almost all my time writing CLI code since I wrote this, so I have really no context to say if this is still the best practice I considered it to be in 2
Requiring vs Browserifying Angular - Telerik Blogs
One of the aspects of Angular that seems to appeal to a multitude of people is its opinions on how you structure an application. Usually we consider opinions to be bad, since developers don't want your ideas on what constitutes "correct" application architecture thrust upon them. In the case of JavaScript, it seems that there was a mass of folks waiting for someone - anyone - to have a strong opin
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