$watch function not triggering when model changes
If your $watch function is not triggering when the model changes in AngularJS, it can be due to several reasons, such as scope hierarchy issues, asynchronous updates, or improper data….
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Integrating jQuery plugins inside AngularJS apps
Integrating jQuery plugins inside an AngularJS application requires careful handling to maintain AngularJS’s two-way data binding, digest cycle, and dependency injection. This guide covers the best practices for integrating jQuery….
Using $evalAsync() to defer scope updates
What is $evalAsync()? $evalAsync() is an AngularJS method used to defer scope updates by scheduling a function to run before the next digest cycle. It helps in preventing “digest already….
$scope.$applyAsync() for performance optimization
What is $scope.$applyAsync()? $scope.$applyAsync() is an AngularJS method that defers the execution of $digest() until the end of the current JavaScript execution cycle.It helps in batching multiple model updates into….
Handling memory leaks in AngularJS applications
Memory leaks in AngularJS applications can lead to performance degradation, increased memory consumption, and eventual crashes if not handled properly. This guide explains common causes of memory leaks, how to….
How to debug $digest cycle issues?
The $digest cycle is a fundamental part of AngularJS’s two-way data binding, but it can lead to performance issues, infinite loops, or unexpected behavior if not handled properly. This guide….
The $scope object in controllers
The $scope object in AngularJS is a special JavaScript object that binds data between the controller and the view (HTML template). It serves as the model in the MVC (Model-View-Controller)….