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by vojtajina
5112 days ago
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I wouldn't call it polling. Angular does dirty checking at the right moment. After you bootstrap your app, nothing happens, unless:
- user interacts (DOM event is fired)
- response from server is back (xhr callback)
- setTimeout fires
- couple of other minor async stuff So you only need to dirty check when some of these events occur and that's exactly what Angular does. Check out scope.$digest method, that's where all this stuff happens. |
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