Very useful! Thank you

Still useful in March 2021.

Great stuff. I have a problem though. If I use two grids on the same page with different sources for the resource attribute the second one overwrites the cols and rows variables and both grids display the same thing. Does anyone has a solution to this, please?

Devia ter uma atualização desse nível.

web developer from the future: wow, i don't miss those days...

8 years later and still great content. Thanks man.

I attended this talk at PRDC 2015. I enjoyed it then and now looking back, I don't think I could realize how prescient it was for what I experienced after. Great talk, great presenter.

16:24 Canadian spotted !!

Wow!! Nice work on putting this. Thanks

A wonderful content man.Really appreciate it. Your explanations are top-notch. All the best

This was a very illuminating talk. Thank you very much

38:20 thank you for clearly stating that it is not possible to stack override each specificity class! :) All the video: Thank youuuu!! I literally spent 2 days reading about rendering and stuff. And you just explained it in about 40 mins! Thx

Thanks,already read paul irish's article on 'how browsers work' but your video made it a lot simpler to understand.

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Thanks David!. Very comprehensive but very clear as well. :)

Hi David, hi all, this is a great video. I enjoyed you explaining all the different tools & differences they have. In my new company we have just started to angularize alot of our code. Can you tell me if i can use Protractor to test the not yet angularized part of our app? Would you recommend doing this or is it just to time consuming/complicated to test non-angular parts of our app?

Fantastic video - thank you, David!

Enjoying your video, but just to clarify a term that I had to look up: BNF @ 16.05 mark. Are you referring to Backus-Naur-Form? as defined by this Wikipedia link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backus%E2%80%93Naur_form#Example

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Thanks for this video. Many things which I use day by day with Angular, become more clear.

Thanks David, Amazing screencast. We can achieve the desired functionality without jQuery as angular comes with jQueryLite.

Thank you for video, it took months to put all this stuff together in my mind :)

@DavidMosher It is awesome.

Finally! :) Great stuff again. On the 'extra credit for useEditor': I guess I'd just read the inline-editor attribute in the grid-directive link-fn and pass it to the toJsGridFields-fn. And get rid of the withInlineEditor-directive. What do ya think?

what's your sublime text theme and color scheme? thanks! good tutorial too!

Very nice example, but now I understand why React is so popular, is much easier, much clean...

Thanks man! o/

Good video, nice explanation, thumbs up :)

part II pleaseeeeeeeeeee

great tutorial!

You sir, are an absolute beast!

Man, I can not thank you enough... You rock!!

Hi, can we use ui-router for the routes?

Thank you David. Subscribed.

How did the grid-screen and gridScreen get mapped?

Very well done! Thank you.

Dude, this is the best angular directives tutorial I''ve ever seen BY FAR!! Thanks for that! Take care

Hi great video! very informative. does all this still apply in 2016? I learned Java in the future but I think my future lays in Web development. I'm thinking about becoming a front end developer but of course I'm sure I'd like to know a bit about back end development as well. Can any one tell me the things I need to learn in an order and how much of it I should learn. Thanks.

Thanks for creating this tutorial. Very helpful and informative!

It would have been helpful for you to show the desired end result before you jumped into writing the code