Michael Bromley

Hi, Glad you found it useful. I came across something similar to what you describe in an article about using TypeScript classes for directives: http://aholmes.azurewebsites.net/writing-angularjs-directives-as-typescript-classes/ I've not tested this out,...

Ah okay I get the logic behind that. Yeah, I'd be interested to see what you come up with!

@schmod Thanks for the input. It's unlikely that _I_ will do that, but others are free to. The reason is that I only intended this to be an exploration of...

How are you specifying the relationship? Are you making the controller extend the directive? How about just having a separate class that does not inherit, and referencing it in the...

Would be good because I also need to update my blog to use v2. I had no idea it was even released. Do you know what the major differences are?...

Just took a look at this. At this time, the docs state: > While we believe the API is now stable enough for public testing, we may continue to break...

Thanks for the report. If anyone wants to have a go at fixing this, comment below. Honestly I have little time right now to work on this.

Hi, Please provide some code illustrating what have tried so far.

Hi, This behaviour is being reviewed. There is a pull request (#379) which addresses this, but I have not yet got round to reviewing it. I aim to do so...

Hi, It looks like the closing parenthesis is in the wrong place to me: ``` itemsPerPage: pageSize.value.id) : 'taskLevel' ^ this ``` Try moving it to after the "taskLevel" id...