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In MVC architecture (Model-View-Controller), the object responsible for passing and receiving data to and from views, acting as a bridge between the "Model" and the "View".
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AngularJS controller to fetch and display employee data from database
This is the code for an AngularJS controller that I've written:
app.controller('employeeController', function (employeeService) {
var Controller = this;
Controller.employees = {};
Controller.fetchedEmployee … It feels like all the functions and variables have been 'injected' randomly in the controller; like someone randomly putting playing cards in a neatly shuffled deck or randomly placing books in a bookshelf …
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AngularJS controller to fetch and display employee data from database
Reference from this AngularJS style guide from John Papa: https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-styleguide
Controller can be replaced with vm, which stands for View-Model. … The controller can also be made a function declaration and getters can be used, eliminating the need to assign angular.module to a variable app. This is for the same reason as in the previous point. …
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AngularJS controller to fetch and display employee data from database
Controller should start with a capital letter as it's a constructor. … Code:
The main controller:
(function(){
angular.module('myApp')
.controller('EmployeeController', EmployeeController);
function EmployeeController(employeeService, errorService) { …
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