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12. Using Events and Forms

Adam Freeman1  
(1)
London, UK
 
In this chapter, I continue describing the basic Angular functionality, focusing on features that respond to user interaction. I explain how to create event bindings and how to use two-way bindings to manage the flow of data between the model and the template. One of the main forms of user interaction in a web application is the use of HTML forms, and I explain how event bindings and two-way data bindings are used to support them and validate the content that the user provides. Table 12-1 puts events and forms in context.
Table 12-1

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