Musings on...

js misc

One of the best ways to become a better developer is to look under the hood of your favorite frameworks. Today we are going to look at how one-time binding works with Angular expressions. I assume that you already know how to create a two way binding in Angular:

{{person.first_name }}
<!-- OR -->
<span ng-bing="person.first_name"></span>
...

Although the console object should be in every Front End Developer’s toolbelt, it’s actually a non-standard feature. But in most browsers the API is the same, so let’s checkout some of my favorite methods. I am sure this snippet looks very familiar.

// Ex 1
console.log("Hello console!");