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Support for Angular 1.2.0 version #16
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That's a good idea, especially with the experimental branch. |
From what I know version 1.2.0 is now a release candidate, plus it contains many useful things like promises for $resource and $http services, which can be used instead of callbacks, it also splits functionality into more pieces than it was before, so you end up in better, modular structure. Many times I searched for some functionality, asked on Angular IRC channel and answer I got was that "this is available in 1.2.0, however in 1.0.7 you have to solve that in a different way". I think switching to 1.2.0 is inevitable. Though it hasn't been marked as stable yet I think it is better to switch to it now than later when it will require even more changes. Looking forward to see djangular support for 1.2.0. |
Added Angular JS 1.2.0-rc2 in an optional way to the baseline. |
Angular JS 1.2 was released as far as I know. |
Yep, they're on 1.2.3 right now. |
I've forked this and moved my fork to 1.2.3 for the main and experimental branches. I've still got to try it out, but if you want to also give it a try and PR any fixes, we can then PR them back into this. https://github.com/stevejalim/djangular @brian-montgomery Hope this meets with your approval |
I would like to use djangular with Angular version 1.2.0.
Is there any chance you could add support for version 1.2.0 ? ( it would be best if there was choice which version to use )
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