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AngularJS validation directives library

I wrote a set of directives that make validation in AngularJS a tad simpler.

The directives are available at

 https://github.com/technovert/angular-validation

I have detailed about the directives on my company website

 http://blog.technovert.com/2014/03/angularjs-form-validation-library-directives/

and there is also a jsfiddle to play with

http://jsfiddle.net/3vxgy/1/

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Cobol Developer said…
The only developers who haven't done Google Driven Development are COBOL Developers, Turbo Pascal and languages on that same era. Googling makes everything faster and correctly only if we follow this rule, "Trust Google but Verify"
12:33 PM
Edgeslider said…
Google is a tool, just as any other tool, how effectively it is used depends on the intelligence, skill and experience of its user. So GDD is actually not bad as long as the developer knows how to do research.
8:42 AM
Naveen said…
Good one...
4:26 PM
Rafael Viveiros said…
Pay attention to the camel casing, the attr name must be "redirectType"
8:07 AM
chandermani said…
Fixed, thanks :)
7:09 PM
Corey Howard said…
thanks for this, I was banging my head against losing the urlencoded form data
9:19 PM
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