(function(window, document, undefined) )(window, document) //the last line in your code tells the browser to begin the function.Įvery AngularJS function requires an object for the particular HTML location that the code is written in. Each segment of AngularJS code in your application works as a singular function, and the last line included in the script enacts that particular function. The browser both loads and executes this file at the same time. In order to use AngularJS in your web application, you must include the following Script. We will use the online CDN library throughout this book. This slows down the application but is more reliable. ) and provide the library through your web server. Another way to supply the angular.js library is to directly download it from(. If the application cannot connect to the source, it will not work. This can be done by using the Content Delivery Network (CDN), which supplies a URL for downloading the library from an online source, such as Google’s ( If you would like to download a library, select Version 1īecause AngularJS is a JavaScript library, the only thing necessary to work with AngularJS in your environment is to provide the application access to the angular.js library file with a tag in the HTML templates.
If you will be developing on your local computer, you may use such web servers as Apache or MS IIS.
Just make sure that JavaScript is enabled. *You can also use online editors, such as or Web BrowserĪny major browser such as Chrome, Firefox, or Safari will work for this purpose and AngularJS cross-browser compatible. You might consider one of the following free programs.
For this, you will need the followingĪngularJS is ultimately comprised of HTML and JavaScript, therefore any standard text editor/IDE will do. In order to work along with this tutorial, you will need to set up your AngularJS development environment.
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