Closed michelhabib closed 11 years ago
Yes, let's go with the latest 1.2 RC2 version. It's good to work with the most recent version. You can put it in the repository and I'll pull it.
Great, i will add it today to the repo. I am now working with 1.2 and keeping an eye on the official release.
I ran into some issue today that triggered a question related to which AngularJS version should we use. The issue is a minor one, about how to make AngularJS initiate Ajax Requests with Post Data as in a form. this makes it easier for the server side to parse and work with request's arguments [post data]. While it is not possible out of the box in version 1.0.8 of Angular, which is the release that we are using; There are 2 solutions. 1 - is to make some workaround on the server side. 2 - is to work with a later version of Angular.
I found the following 2 articles:- http://blog.angularjs.org/2013/08/angularjs-120-rc1-spooky-giraffe.html http://blog.angularjs.org/2012/07/angularjs-10-12-roadmap.html
And i was wondering, if we should go with 1.2 RC2 - as it could be released by the time this module is public. We're currently not going to see any major updates to the 1.0.x, and at the same time, 1.1.x is only a development branch that keeps getting updated and is not safe to use