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This looks interesting but I am not sure about the use of additional attributes. Will AngularJS produce well-formed markup? Can't help to notice that the exampl

This looks interesting but I am not sure about the use of additional attributes. Will AngularJS produce well-formed markup? Can't help to notice that the example code on the front page uses tables for layout purposes... I just love the formidable "comeback" that JavaScript has made. It has gone from being hated and patronized to become an incredibly flexible and completely invaluable tool in every web develper's toolkit. With all these frameworks and libraries - jQuery, YUI, node.js - JavaScript is becoming even more powerful and actually fun to code it.

ericost 16y ago
> Can't help to notice that the example code on the front page uses tables for layout purposes... The table is used to layout tabular data. This is a good use of tables.
pornel 16y ago
> I am not sure about the use of additional attributes. Will AngularJS produce well-formed markup? Definitely has better chances with attributes than without them. <tr ng:repeat="…">…</tr> This guarantees that whole element will be repeated. If there were custom tags you could easily create ill-formed markup: {repeat}<tr>{/repeat}</tr>