Angular-tutorial/app/assets/javascripts/hello, branch master Application created while teaching Angular 1 hello.component.js: Add a button that prints the name to the console 2017-02-03T20:42:19+00:00 Teddy Wing 2017-02-03T20:42:19+00:00 ce84731d02d0986a1172e80e690b6601f8c00e32 Clicking on the button prints the current name to the console. Normally you wouldn't include the debug console in the controller scope, but this is here as an example to illustrate the action. The window isn't available to the controller's scope, it only includes what it defines on its scope. 
Clicking on the button prints the current name to the console. Normally
you wouldn't include the debug console in the controller scope, but this
is here as an example to illustrate the action. The window isn't
available to the controller's scope, it only includes what it defines on
its scope.
hello.component.js: Add <input/> to edit name 2017-02-03T20:40:29+00:00 Teddy Wing 2017-02-03T20:40:29+00:00 d60b1eb67c2c4878955458f5378911d5d54b6a95 Add an input to the component and use an `ng-model` to allow users to change the name in the "Hello ____" output. 
Add an input to the component and use an `ng-model` to allow users to
change the name in the "Hello ____" output.
Add hello.component.js 2017-02-03T20:38:54+00:00 Teddy Wing 2017-02-03T20:33:09+00:00 13eb4df71a2d304d13b37cfc15eac4c76870adce Create a new component for a Hello World example. This is housed in a new `n.Hello` module. For now, just print a hard-coded name to the page. Update the `n.Notes` module adding a dependency on `n.Hello` in order for our new component to be displayed. 
Create a new component for a Hello World example. This is housed in a
new `n.Hello` module.

For now, just print a hard-coded name to the page.

Update the `n.Notes` module adding a dependency on `n.Hello` in order
for our new component to be displayed.