Don’t use transitive dependencies in AngularJS modules Whenever you write an AngularJS application, you will use modules. Modules divide you application into small logical pieces. Some pieces might depended on other, some might be totally independent. 123456 angular.module('UserModule',[]); // no dependency!angular.module('UtilModule',[]); // no dependency!angular.module('MainModule',[ // 2 dependencies! 'UserModule', 'UtilModule']); In the example above, you see three modules. A module called MainModule depending on two other modules, called UserModule and UtilModule. Note that this is […]
