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Learning AngularJS Animations

Learning AngularJS Animations

By : Keller
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Learning AngularJS Animations

Learning AngularJS Animations

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By: Keller
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If you are a developer who is new to AngularJS or is experienced with the AngularJS framework, this book is intended for you. If you want to provide a better user experience on your web app, this book is also for you.
Table of Contents (10 chapters)
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1. Getting Started
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1. Getting Started
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The definition of animation and the web context
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The need for AngularJS animation
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Choosing when to use JavaScript for animations
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AngularJS – combining JavaScript and CSS3
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Do it yourself exercises
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2. Understanding CSS3 Transitions and Animations
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2. Understanding CSS3 Transitions and Animations
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CSS3 transitions
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CSS3 keyframe animations
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CSS3 transforms
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Exercise
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3. Creating Our First Animation in AngularJS
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3. Creating Our First Animation in AngularJS
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The ngAnimate module setup and usage
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AngularJS directives with native support for animations
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AngularJS animation with CSS transitions
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AngularJS animation with CSS keyframe animations
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The CSS naming convention
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The ngMessage and ngMessages directive animations
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The ngView directive animation
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Do it yourself exercises
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4. JavaScript Animations in AngularJS
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4. JavaScript Animations in AngularJS
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Creating AngularJS animation without CSS3
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JavaScript animations as a fallback for CSS animations
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Do it yourself exercises
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5. Custom Directives and the $animate Service
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5. Custom Directives and the $animate Service
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Triggering animations on custom directives
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Animating the enter and leave events
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Creating a custom directive animated with JavaScript
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Exercises
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6. Animations for Mobile Devices
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6. Animations for Mobile Devices
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Enhance UX on mobile devices with animations
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Transition between views
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Mobile AngularJS frameworks
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7. Staggering Animations
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7. Staggering Animations
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Creating staggering animations
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Creating staggering animations for other native directives
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Create staggering animations for custom directives
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8. Animations' Performance Optimization
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8. Animations' Performance Optimization
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The display and the frame rate
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Finding performance bottlenecks using Chrome DevTools
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Measuring browser layers and Jank on Chrome
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CSS styles in animations you should avoid
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Animating the enter and leave events

The methods used to trigger the enter and leave animation events from the $animate service are $animate.enter and $animate.leave. They are the same animation events triggered by the ngIf, ngInclude, ngView, ngSwitch, ngRepeat, and ngMessage directives when an element is entered or removed from DOM.

The $animate.enter method adds the element sibling to the afterElement node or appends to the parentElement parameter and then runs the enter animation. After the animation is finished, the returned promise is resolved.

The method signature is as follows:

$animate.enter(element, parentElement, afterElement)

The enter method follows these steps:

  1. $animate.enter(element, parentElement, afterElement) is called by the directive.

  2. The element is inserted in parentElement or sibling to afterElement if the parentElement is not defined.

  3. $animate waits for the next digest to start the animation.

  4. If there is any JavaScript animation defined for the element, the $animate service...

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