Angular is used internally by Google for bit-more-than-complex projects so its possible my friend. It was also used for the Double Click for Advertisers rewrite.[1]
>and still lot of things they didn't support like proper callbacks upon rendering, etc
Heh render callbacks in Angular? That's so Backbone. Did you read the hello world tutorial?
well, if you got the authors of angular on the team, anything is possible, no complaint there. magic is only 'magic' if you aren't the one who created it.
also i don't know why not too many people bring up such issues as the 'if/else/switch' flagging nightmare that comes with maintaining an angular code-base. it makes your code a very verbose in that regards.
>Angular.js. Now this is more like it in terms of magic. Then, the other day, I decided to add a date picker to one of my forms. Uh oh: http://www.grobmeier.de/angular-js-binding-to-jquery-ui-date.... - how many lines of code just to make it a date picker? I couldn't have written that code myself without several more days of banging my head. Wonder what'd happen if I really try and do something it doesn't agree with... So out the window with that for the time being.
To be fair, you can just use Angular UI as that article says:
<input ng-model="date" ui-date> for a date picker and the ui-jq directive for any other jQuery plugin.
phantomjs-node uses ridiculous hacks. Not being rude but I think the author was drunk when writing that. I ended up wasting quite some time when trying to customize it.
>There’s no way to download resources with phantomjs – the only thing you can do is create a snapshot of the page as a png or pdf. That’s useful but meant we had to resort back to request() for the PDF download.
That's not a "problem", you shouldn't be using Webkit to download files.
>and still lot of things they didn't support like proper callbacks upon rendering, etc
Heh render callbacks in Angular? That's so Backbone. Did you read the hello world tutorial?
1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJoAnVRIVQo