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Introduction 4
Additional Resources
We’ll refer to the official documentation on the AngularJS⁷ website. The official AngularJS documentation
is a great resource, and we’ll be using it quite often.
We suggest that you take a look at the AngularJS API documentation, as it gives you direct access to
the recommended methods of writing AngularJS applications. Of course, it also gives you the most
up-to-date documentation available.
Conventions Used in This Book
Throughout this book, you will see the following typographical conventions that indicate different
types of information:
In-line code references will look like: Hello.
A block of code looks like so:
var App = angular.module('App', []);
function FirstController($scope) {
$scope.data = "Hello";
}
Any command at the command line will look like:
$ ls -la
Any command in the developer console in Chrome (the browser with which we will primarily be
developing) will look like:
> var obj = {message: "hello"};
Important words will be shown in bold.
Tips and tricks will be shown as:
Tip
⁷http://angularjs.org
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