I recall either reading a blog entry or watching a video where it was
recommended to pass the form data into the controllers submit function
instead of tying it directly to the controllers scope. I see it being done
by Matias in Taming Forms in AngularJS 1.3
<http://www.yearofmoo.com/2014/09/taming-forms-in-angularjs-1-3.html> where
his form submit function looks like:
ngModule.controller('FormCtrl', function($http) {
this.submit = function(isValid, data) {
if(!isValid) return;
//submit the data to the server
$http.post('/api/submit', data);
}
});
I know I have either read or watched something where it explained the
reasoning behind it, but I can't recall where or find it in my favorites.
I'm hoping somebody recalls this too and can point me in the right
direction.
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