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Here is a plunk of a simple leaderboard-style list which shows some players' names ordered by a 'points' field. There is a button to give more points to one of the player, thus making they climb a position.
The move operation works almost the same as enter does. It first injects the element into the new part of the page and then runs the animation. Thinking about it more it doesn't really give you much choice on how to animate it. Perhaps this could be improved somehow by having a beforeMove() animation event be fired. @mhevery what do you think?
Here is a plunk of a simple leaderboard-style list which shows some players' names ordered by a 'points' field. There is a button to give more points to one of the player, thus making they climb a position.
http://plnkr.co/edit/eVycM3?p=preview
In the example, the transition is static. There should be a way to animate it, making it easier for the eye of the user to follow.
Is this possible with the 'move' animation of ngRepeat? How?
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