Getting Started with AngularJS in ServiceNow
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06-20-2014 06:24 AM
At the K14 conference I heard of a few customers starting to use AngularJS within ServiceNow, so I started doing some reading on Angular. Are there any good articles, tips/tricks for getting started with AngularJS in ServiceNow?
Thanks
Rick
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10-06-2014 11:39 AM
Great work Ben! I started using this framework for building my custom apps. It really boosts development speed!!!!
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10-08-2014 08:00 PM
Very cool. I'm excited to give this a whirl!
-Jason

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02-23-2015 08:00 PM
Does this provide anything to aid in creating AngularJS apps with elemental directives that use templateUrl to reference html snippets in other files? I really want to be able to make this happen.
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02-23-2015 08:06 PM
Accelerator does nothing to amend or accelerate using AngularJS itself. Rather, it makes it a bit simpler to start using Angular within the ServiceNow environment. So, if you can do it in Angular, then Accelerator may make it more straightforward for you to port that capability into apps within ServiceNow. But, short answer is that Accelerator does nothing to directly address using templateURL directives.
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02-02-2016 10:10 AM
Shawn, did you end up finding out how to work with templateUrl? I am also working on an app with different views/routes that are loaded via templateUrl and am wondering how I can get this to work in ServiceNow.