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30-Mar-2025Improving the performance of an AngularJS application involves optimizing various aspects such as data binding, digest cycle efficiency, lazy loading, and reducing unnecessary computations. Here are some key strategies:
1. Optimize Digest Cycle
ng-ifinstead ofng-show/ng-hideng-repeatusage(::)for static data.<div ng-repeat="item in items track by item.id">2. Reduce Watchers & Bindings
one-time binding (::)for data that doesn’t change:$watchexpressions.<h1>{{ ::title }}</h1>debouncingor throttling for events likekeyupor scroll usinglodashor$timeout.3. Lazy Loading & Minification
ocLazyLoadorui-router’sresolve.4. Optimize Filters & Expressions
ng-repeatas they create a new function call in each digest cycle:<div ng-repeat="user in users | filter:searchText">Instead, use pre-filtering in the controller:
$scope.filteredUsers = $filter('filter')($scope.users, $scope.searchText);filterinsideng-repeatwhere possible.5. Optimize API Calls
ui-routerto fetch data before rendering a view.6. Use
bindOncefor Directivesscope: {}for static data.bindToController: truefor better performance.7. Avoid Deep Watches
$scope.$watchwith deep watching (trueas the third argument) slows down performance. Avoid it if possible:8. Optimize DOM Manipulations
Use directives instead of controllers to manipulate the DOM.
Use
$timeoutor$applyAsyncto batch updates and reduce digest cycles.9. Reduce Dependencies
Remove unnecessary third-party libraries.
Use AngularJS' built-in services instead of external ones if possible.
10. Enable Production Mode
Use
ng-strict-dito catch dependency injection issues in production.Minify and use AngularJS in production mode (
angular.min.js).