Setting up the Code Lab is pretty simple if you have Git installed (if you are looking at Github, I would hope so). Just do the following:
- Clone this repo to your local machine
- Change to the appropriate branch (part1 or part2):
git checkout part1
- Profit. (At least in knowledge of AngularJS)
The following material is contained in the two branches of the codelab: part1 and part2. The master branch contains both parts.
- Application Setup
- Interpolation
- Controllers
- Built in directives
- ngRepeat
- ngClass
- ngTemplate and ngInclude
- ngModel
- Scope
- ngCloak
- Filters
- Decorators
- Dependency Injection
- Factories
- Providers
- Services
- Directives
- Routing
- E2E Testing
Cheers! -Ken
:)