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        <title>Filtering and Searching In Visible Content With AngularJS (Part 1/2)</title>
        <description>With angular filters you can realize full text searches in small data sets with minimal efforts. This is at least what the documentation suggests. In real-world applications, a naïve application of filters to the data model usually leads to more or less arbitrary behavior.</description>
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        <title>Filtering and Searching In Visible Content With AngularJS (Part 2/2)</title>
        <description>In a previous post I had illustrated that a regular AngularJS filter is seldom sufficient to implement a search because the data displayed differs significantly from the data stored in the application model. Today I will present a solution to the problem that applies the filter to exactly what the user sees.</description>
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        <title>Freeze Sorting in AngularJS</title>
        <description>Tables and lists can be sorted very easily and in a very flexible manner in AngularJS. However, lines being edited may move around up and down, when the property that is used for sorting is changed.</description>
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