MVC and Angular

AngularJS AngularJS Service It’s actually better to use services where possible, when it comes to migrating to ES6. The reason for that is simply that a service is a constructor function and a factory is not. Working with constructor functions in ES5 allows us to easily use ES6 classes when we migrate to ES6. module . service ( 'MyService' , function () { this . method1 = function () { //..method1 logic } this . method2 = function () { //..method2 logic } }); AngularJS Factory module . factory ( 'MyFactory' , function () { var factory = {}; factory . method1 = function () { //..method1 logic } factory . method2 = function () { //..method2 logic } return factory ; }); AngularJS Controller angular.module( 'myApp' ) .controller( 'AdminCtrl' , [ '$scope' , 'admin' , 'AUTH_

Angular 2 An Angular 2 application have a root component that contains all other components. It is a component tree.  It is a mobile first design. Data Flow from the server to browser is minimized. The framework itself is broken into a collection of modules, so that only the code needed to run the application is loaded. Component pattern involves combining smaller, discrete blocks into larger finished products. TypeScript It is a super set of Java script, it is strongly typed, object oriented, compiled. It compiles to clean Java script which runs in any JavaScript engine that supports ECMA Script 3 or higher.  What do decorators actually do in Angular 2? Basically, decorators in Angular 2 apply metadata on classes Angular2 Service //1. Import all dependencies import { Injectable } from '@angular/core' ; import {Http, Response, RequestOptions, Headers} from '@angular/http' ; import {Employee} from './employee.model' ; import {Ob