Using $scope.$on(‘$destroy’) for cleanup
In AngularJS, when a controller or directive is removed from the DOM, its associated $scope should be properly cleaned up to avoid memory leaks. The $scope.$on(‘$destroy’) method is used to….
In AngularJS, when a controller or directive is removed from the DOM, its associated $scope should be properly cleaned up to avoid memory leaks. The $scope.$on(‘$destroy’) method is used to….