One of the most important things in AngularJS is the scope. As you might be familiar with jQuery and Javascript, you know that this keyword can have different values in the same function called from different points in your application – one very clear example would be a delete row function for an already existing grid. Even though the same button(or whatever UI representation you chose) is the same, will delete only the specific row – unless there are bugs in code. Normally, the context will be set to the row, and the row element has the responsibility to provide a […]