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Just because you saw a Factory pattern used doesn't mean AngularJS is anything like Java.
by wfjackson 12y ago
Just because you saw a Factory pattern used doesn't mean AngularJS is anything like Java.
- bsaul 12y agoYeap. I just coded a big client side, generic interface using angular, and i never really felt the need to understand the differences between factory, service and providers ( which i do now thanks to the article). Seems to me all those patterns should more be seen as framework internals rather than end-user features. The user side of angular really remains very light. Nothing like java spring for example.