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angular-scalyr

v1.0.4

Published

Angular Directives by Scalyr

Downloads

301

Readme

Angular Directives by Scalyr

This is the source code for the optimization directives Scalyr created to improve the responsiveness of its user interface, as discussed in the blog post Optimizing AngularJS: 1200ms to 35ms.

These directives are meant to demonstrate the optimization techniques discussed in the blog post. The directives were really only meant for internal use, but since there was sufficient interest from readers, we are publishing the source. Unfortunately, we cannot make maintaining this library a high priority. We will push bug fixes and accept pull requests from other developers, but beyond that, the source is provided as is. We expect this source will act more as a starting point for other developers rather than as a complete standalone Javascript library.

Also note, because some of the optimization techniques rely on non-public AngularJS variables and methods, these directives may not work for all versions of AngularJS. The current tests validate them against 1.2.1.

Furthermore, the directives were built with particular use cases in mind so they may not have all of the features you would expect. For example, our repeat directive 'slyRepeat' does not support animations and other features that 'ngRepeat' does.

The scalyr.js file contains the Javascript bundle required to use the directives. More information for each directive can be found in the src/js/directives directory. Here is a brief description of what is included:

Please contact [email protected] for any questions or problems.

== Contributing ==

npm install -g karma karma-cli karma-jasmine karma-chrome-launcher

Then from root directory :

./scripts/buildScalyr.js
./scripts/startJsTester