To make your AngularJS app feel a little nicer you've probably enabled html5Mode to remove the annoying hashbang from your URIs. However, this can present some issues when trying to test the site locally. And, unless you've been living under a rock for the past year you've no doubt heard

I was working on a project that called for an object to be used with ng-repeat. By default Angular orders this alphabetically but this wasn't what we wanted in the project at all. As it turns out there's no way to stop this in AngularJS 1.3 by default. However,

Since AngularJS 1.2.0 we've had the ability to do native animations in Angular using CSS classes, transitions and keyframes. I've been working on a site recently where it called for transitions to be used between view changes heavily. Thankfully this is made really easy using the ngAnimate module.