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Neat, although I'm more interested in when you plan on having this book out... Angular is incredibly powerful but it really could use with some more resources f
by jval 13y ago
Neat, although I'm more interested in when you plan on having this book out... Angular is incredibly powerful but it really could use with some more resources for those who are picking it up.
- taude 13y agoO'Reily has a book out on AngularJS that's a succinct read: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028055.do http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028055.do
- taternuts 13y agoI'm in the middle of reading this book and I'm really enjoying it, I recommend it
- drhayes9 13y agoI can't quite recommend that book. A lot of the code examples contain errors and, worse, some of them are subtle errors in nomenclature (the text refers to the "myService" service but the code declares it as "service" in one place and then "myService" in another) and not jsut typos. And yes, that was intentional.
- taude 13y agoThat's probably a fair assessment. I don't really read books like this for the code precision (heck even sample repos on github don't survive working over much time). I look more at the high-level gist of concepts, so for that it's good, and then I know what to Google next... I wouldn't even be surprised if the book is totally out of date in a few months.
- jeffcunningham 13y agoI've read the OReilly AngularJS book, and am now reading a new pre-published version of an AngularJS book from Packt: http://www.packtpub.com/angularjs-web-application-development/book http://www.packtpub.com/angularjs-web-application-developmen... I'm only 2 chapters into it, but it is excellent so far. If you search for Packt coupons, you can pick up the ebook for around $16.