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Perf Improvement: don't digest after the $timeout. #292
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As far as I can tell, the
$timeout
in the directive does not actually modify any code that would require a$digest
, although$timeout
automatically calls digest at the end of the function.This causes unnecessary digests to happen too frequently on startup (when I have several
ui-sortable
directives), affecting my startup performance.It seems to work to call
$timeout(callbac, 0, false)
which forgoes the$digest
but everything still works.I there any reason that this won't work in your
link
function?