July 2016

AngularJS directive ng-hide hides an element if the expression ng-hide evaluates to true. Under the hood it adds or removes class ng-hide to the element. read more

AngularJS ng-focus expression is evaluated when an element (window, input, select, textarea, a) gets focus.

AngularJS directive ng-disabled sets the disabled attribute on the element if the expression ng-disabled evaluates to true.

AngularJS ng-cloak directive is used to prevent the Angular html template from being briefly displayed by the browser in its raw (uncompiled) form while your read more

AngularJS directives ng-class-even and ng-class-odd work like ng-class except that when these are used with ng-repeat, these apply to even and odd rows.

AngularJS ng-class directive allows you to dynamically set CSS classes on an element using an expression. The expression can be of one of these three read more

AngularJS ng-checked sets the checked attribute on the element, if the expression inside ng-checked is true.

AngularJS ng-change expression is evaluated when the user changes the input.

AngularJS ng-blur expression is evaluated when an element (window, input, select, textarea, a) loses focus.

AngularJS ng-bind-template attribute take a template string and can contain multiple {{ }} expressions.

AngularJS ng-bind attribute tells Angular to replace the text content of the specified HTML element with the value of a given expression. It also updates read more

Example1 AngularJS ng-gblclick example to increment a variable on every double click. Example2 AngularJS ng-dblclick example to increment a variable on every double click. This read more

Example1 AngularJS ng-click example to increment a variable on every click. Example2 AngularJS ng-click example to increment a variable on every click. This time use read more

Using this to access a field In case a field is shadowed by method or constructor parameter, the field can be accessed using this keyword. read more

Steps to remove an accepted certificate (e.g. a self signed certificate) from Chrome browser. Click on Chrome settings. On settings page click on advanced settings read more

To exclude a specific file extension (say .class) we can use –exclude “*.class” (or –exclude=”*.class”). Note that it can be repeated multiple time. $ rsync read more

git log –author=pattern can be used to show log of all users matching a specific pattern. $ git log –author=Ram $ git log –author=”R.*m” // read more

Static variables are created once for a class and shared by all instances. Static variable is created the moment class is loaded. static variable example read more

To checkout remote branch and track it from its remote origin $ git fetch $ git branch -v -a ##List available remote branches $ git read more