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by EzGraphs
4902 days ago
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Google’s AngularJS framework is in view in the post - and it really is useful to folks like Data Scientists (as opposed to GUI engineers/front-end developers). Automatic data binding and a set of directives (that look like HTML elements and attributes when invoked) make the language feel like HTML the way it should be in a world of responsive GUIs and Ajax. For Data Scientists (and others who don't have the time / interest to delve deeply into the latest JavaScript libraries and development practices) it is great to have a sort of and HTML-like-Domain-Specific-Language-Extension that is fully functional and maturing quickly. AngularJS is not new to the mainstream JavaScript community - but it is to many others who can derive a lot of benefit from it. Good see to a tutorial to get such folks up and running quickly with it. BTW - if you prefer text to video, here is a related post from the authors blog: http://jphoward.wordpress.com/2013/01/04/end-to-end-web-app-... |
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