Sco.js. Why?
The reason for creating sco.js was to improve the existing bootstrap js components and to provide specific use-cases for the projects I was working on. The bootstrap js plugins are great for general stuff but whenever you want something more in-depth or a specific behaviour, they fall short. Most of the bootstrap js plugins are not very extensible (or they were not when I created my version of the plugins) and where they are, my requirements were too different to just extend with 1-2 lines of code. This is not to say bootstrap and its js components are bad! It's a really good framework for rapid development but...1 size doesn't fit all. Note: bootstrap is using css transitions where possible and this is a great thing! What you get All plugins in sco.js can be used on a bootstrap-enabled site but they can be used separately as well. In most cases the css comes from bootstrap. What's next? What? Because bootstrap modals didn't allow remote content when I created this.
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Separation of Concerns Performance is Better. AngularJS ngAnimate: Tutorial - How to make Animations with AngularJS. AngularJS ngAnimate: Tutorial - How to make Animations with AngularJS. Remastered Animation in AngularJS 1.2. Learn how to use the bigger and better animation features in AngularJS 1.2 AngularJS 1.2rc1 1.2 is out and this brings in a brand-new API for animations using ngAnimate.
A lot has changed, but animations are better than ever. With 1.2, animations come full circle with new features such as support for ngClass, class expressions, and callbacks. Animations are also entirely class-based which means so long as a CSS class is present in your HTML code, then animations can be directly hooked into a working application. This article will explain how to perform animations in AngularJS 1.2 with the new API setup. This page was first published on August 15th 2013 and was last updated on November 20th 2013. This section explains the changes between 1.1.5 and 1.2. Animations are not apart of the core anymore The AngularJS core (which is everything inside of the angular.js JavaScript file) doesn't provide direct support for animations anymore. <html ng-app="MyApp"><body> ...
$animator is now $animate. Bootstrap Accordion (with Animation) Untitled. AngularJS delaying $http calls with a response interceptor. JS Animation - inside Angular Directive. Tabs - fade-In/Out. Simple CSS Animation attached to Built-in Angular Directive. Demo: CSS drop-shadows without images. Delay. Fade-In/Out Approaches - via Directive & via Controller. Transition on text (Hello) Complex animations with jQuery.