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GitHub User: sdbondi
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the frontend framework episodes!
In the EmberJs app there was one feature not included in the AngularJs app - disabling the button if all entries are winners.
I implemented that in Angular easily by using ng-disabled="allWinners()" on the button and controller code
$scope.allWinners = -> for entry in $scope.entries return false unless entry.winner true
however I noticed that it was being called a lot (4 times on load and everytime a character is entered in the textbox).
Is there a way in Angular to only call a bound function when a property is updated, much like Ember does?
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the frontend framework episodes!
In the EmberJs app there was one feature not included in the AngularJs app - disabling the button if all entries are winners.
I implemented that in Angular easily by using ng-disabled="allWinners()" on the button and controller code
however I noticed that it was being called a lot (4 times on load and everytime a character is entered in the textbox).
Is there a way in Angular to only call a bound function when a property is updated, much like Ember does?