Alexandra alatzl

[ Launch: Gradient Bars Setup ] e10f4790474b0a269a8a by alatzl[ Launch: Gradient Bars ] 6258888 by lewis500[ Launch: Gradient Bars ] 5565447 by lewis500

[ Launch: Three Circles Setup ] fa065de546d6df931b9c by alatzl[ Launch: Three Circles Setup ] c6a6d74703906368d8df by alatzl[ Launch: Three Circles Answer ] 6258892 by lewis500[ Launch: Three Circles Answer ] 5565405 by lewis500

I hereby claim:

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	// Instead of this:
	angular.module('app', [])
	.controller('MyCtrl', function($scope) {
	// What is moment? How do I know this exists and is the right object?
	$scope.startTime = moment();
	$scope.endTime - moment().add(1, 'h');
	});

	// Try this:
	angular.module('app', [])

	// Instead of using $.ajax for an API call...
	angular.module('app', [])
	.factory('addressBook', function() {
	var data = null;

	return {
	getAddresses: function() {
	$.ajax({
	url: '/path/to/data',
	dataType: 'json',

	// Instead of this:
	angular.module('petStoreApp', [])
	.controller('petStoreOneCtrl', function($scope) {
	$scope.myCat = {
	name: 'Grumpy',
	type: 'cat'
	};
	$scope.myDog = {
	name: 'Lassie',
	type: 'dog'

	// An example showing two services that are nearly identical
	angular.module('petStoreApp', [])
	.service('catService', function($http) {
	var svc = {
	getList: function() { // get a list of all cats
	$http({ method: 'GET', url: 'cats/all' })
	.then(successFn, errorFn);
	},
	getInfo: function(catId) { // get info about a specific cat
	$http({ method: 'GET', url: 'cats/' + catId })

	// Base service
	angular.module('petStoreApp', [])
	.service('petService', function($http) {
	var petSvc = function(_endpoint_) {
	var endpoint = _endpoint_ + '/';

	return {
	getList: getList,
	getInfo: getInfo
	};