Errata

Instead of "Misko and I decided we'd built a team" it should be "Misko and I decided we'd build a team"

s/built/build/

Note from the Author or Editor:
Suggestion is correct as stated.

"the ability to update, part of the DOM separately"

should be

"the ability to update part of the DOM separately"

s/,//

Note from the Author or Editor:
The suggestion is correct as stated.

"she'll have to download only it once."

should be

"she'll only have to download it once."

Note from the Author or Editor:
The suggestion is correct as stated.

Item number 4 in the list ends with "and the template is converted into view as a DOM"

Should it be "converted into *a* view?"

"as a DOM" is confusing, too. Maybe reword this thought?

Note from the Author or Editor:
The last sentence can be changed to:

"The end result of this work is that the app is bootstrapped and the template is converted into a view".

"Javascript" should be "JavaScript" to be consistent.

Note from the Author or Editor:
Suggestion is correct as stated.

The problem is with this line:
{name:'Green's Green Greens', cuisine:'Salads'}

The single quote for the possessive breaks the single quotes around the string, creating a syntax error.

Note from the Author or Editor:
The line of code:

{name:'Green's Green Greens', cuisine:'Salads'},

incorrectly includes an apostrophe as part of the string.

The corrected line of code should read as

{name:'Green\'s Green Greens', cuisine:'Salads'},

with the apostrophe escaped

Pointing out the Angular's custom parser twice feels repetitive:

While you can do quite a lot with expressions, they are computed with a custom parser that?s part of Angular. They are not evaluated using JavaScript?s eval(), and are considerably more restrictive.
Instead, they are evaluated using a custom parser that comes with Angular.

Note from the Author or Editor:
To reduce redundancy and remove the multiple references to "custom parser", the text instead can be changed to read as follows:

While you can do quite a lot with expressions, they are not equivalent to a regular javascript expression. They are not evaluated using Javascript's eval(), and are considerably more restrictive.

Instead, they are evaluated using a custom parser that comes with Angular.

order is backwards in explanation of the two basic options for watching multiple things:

* put them into an array or object...
* watch a concatenated value...


"In the first case...." : describes watching a concatenated value

"In the second case..." : describes using an object and deepWatch

var appMod = angular.module('app', ['SnazzyUIWidgets', 'SuperDataSync'];

should be:

var appMod = angular.module('app', ['SnazzyUIWidgets', 'SuperDataSync']);

(note the closing parenthesis)

Note from the Author or Editor:
The line of code which showed the module declaration read as:

var appMod = angular.module('app', ['SnazzyUIWidgets', 'SuperDataSync'];

This is missing the closing ), and should read as

var appMod = angular.module('app', ['SnazzyUIWidgets', 'SuperDataSync']);

"/path/to/tempate" should be "/path/to/template" (l missing)

Opening div tag without a closing tag:

<div>
<strong>To:</strong>
<span ng-repeat='recipient in message.recipients'>{{recipient}} </span> <div>{{message.message}}</div>

Note from the Author or Editor:
There is a closing <div> tag that is missing for the div that contains the list of recipients (in the sample code for detail.html). The code that reads as

<div>
<strong>To:</strong>
<span ng-repeat='recipient in message.recipients'>{{recipient}} </span>
<div>{{message.message}}</div>

Should read as:

<div>
<strong>To:</strong>
<span ng-repeat='recipient in message.recipients'>{{recipient}} </span>
</div>
<div>{{message.message}}</div>

<td><a href='#/view/{{message.id}}'>{{message.subject}}</td>

Tag A is not closed.

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This line should be corrected as:

<td><a href='#/view/{{message.id}}'>{{message.subject}}</a></td>

The third message in the message array is kinda screwed up with the double quotes/single quotes. I think the code example should be changed to:

messages = [{
id: 0, sender: 'jean@somecompany.com', subject: 'Hi there, old friend',
date: 'Dec 7, 2013 12:32:00', recipients: ['greg@somecompany.com'],
message: 'Hey, we should get together for lunch sometime and catch up.'
+'There are many things we should collaborate on this year.'
}, {
id: 1, sender: 'maria@somecompany.com',
subject: 'Where did you leave my laptop?',
date: 'Dec 7, 2013 8:15:12', recipients: ['greg@somecompany.com'],
message: 'I thought you were going to put it in my desk drawer.'
+'But it does not seem to be there.'
}, {
id: 2, sender: 'bill@somecompany.com', subject: 'Lost python',
date: 'Dec 6, 2013 20:35:02', recipients: ['greg@somecompany.com'],
message: 'Nobody panic, but my pet python is missing from her cage.'
+"She doesn't move too fast, so just call me if you see her."
}];

(look at the last line of the third message)

Note from the Author or Editor:
Incorrect and inconsistent usage of single and double quotes in the line

message: "Nobody panic, but my pet python is missing from her cage.'
+'She doesn't move too fast, so just call me if you see her."

causes the syntax highlighting to break. Changing all the surrounding quotation marks to single quotes fixes the issue. The line would then read as follows:

message: 'Nobody panic, but my pet python is missing from her cage.'
+'She doesn't move too fast, so just call me if you see her.'

</ng-form> should be </form>

Note from the Author or Editor:
The Sign up form HTML code incorrectly closes the form with </ng-form>

The corrected version of the html should close with

</form>

"In the last two chapters" would be better as "In the previous two chapters." And it would be even better if it explicitly included the current chapter in the description somehow.

Perhaps, "In both this and the previous chapter,"

Note from the Author or Editor:
Going with "In both this and the previous chapter,"

Eliminate the "Now," at the beginning of the sentence.

In fact, search through the whole book for "Now" at the beginning of sentences and eliminate at least half of them -- it's overused and adds little.

Note from the Author or Editor:
Suggestion is correct as stated.

The first of two "traps" in the section "Integration tests" reads as follows:

"Yeoman does not create the tests/folder by default."

It should read:

"Yeoman does not create the tests/e2e folder by default."

Note from the Author or Editor:
The errata and its fix is correct as reported

The second sentence contains an extraneous "the", i.e.:

..."will set up the the Angular module"...

Note from the Author or Editor:
Need to drop the extra "the"

If "tearDowns" is plural, the preceding "setUp" should be "setUps."

Note from the Author or Editor:
tearDown should be singular

The font used for the terminal "s" in "describes" is the monospace font. But the font used for the terminal "s" in "its" is the normal font.

Change the terminal "s" in "describes" to the normal font.

Note from the Author or Editor:
The suggestion as stated is correct.

Text reads "The second is the usage of the ng-href tag instead of href. ",
but <href> is used in the code:

<div><a href="/#/view/{{recipe.id}}">{{recipe.title}}</a></div>

Note from the Author or Editor:
The example detailing the list.html in page 91 of the PDF, and corresponding pages of other versions of the book need to use ng-href instead of href. The 5th line in the example should read:

<div><a ng-href="/#/view/{{recipe.id}}">{{recipe.title}}</a></div>

The paragraph beginning "The next interesting usage is that of ng-show and ng-class to style the template." seems to refer to either a different file or to a different version of this file.

There is no ng-class or ng-show in the listing. No <i> either.

Note from the Author or Editor:
In page 92 of the PDF and the book, the paragraphs starting with

"The next interesting usage is that of ng-show..."

till

"... That adds some special highlighting to make the title stand
out even more."

was referring to an example this is not there.

Please delete these 2 paragraphs. The next paragraph should start with

"The next thing to note is the ng-submit..."

The line ...

$scope.text = 'Hi there folks, I am the content
+ 'that was hidden but is now shown.';

... is missing a single quote after 'content'. This also causes the syntax coloring to be wrong.

Note from the Author or Editor:
The line:

$scope.text = 'Hi there folks, I am the content

is missing a closing single quote. The line should read as follows:

$scope.text = 'Hi there folks, I am the content'

This one is mostly amusing, but it appears the boxfish must be the world's widest fish, ranging ?from 3 to 50 meters wide?. I first spotted the error in the product description on the website ? it sort of leaped out at me.

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:)