Hi Migajek, Well, if you use ng-controller, a scope will get created before your controller gets instantiated, and if will be destroyed after the controller is gone. there is a small difference there, and for 99% of the practical uses, it makes no difference there. However, ng-controller is not the only way to create a new scope, there are much more directives that create a new scope. And those scopes might have a very different life-time as the containing/child/sibling controller.
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