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• Chap. 1 screenshots should have shadow boarders like in Chap. 2 because they are white on white.
• Tables are still a bit difficult to read without internal boarders (index.html, Chap.4).
• In some cases ellipses is a single character and other three. Maybe be consistent. (Actually, I wasn't sure if the single character ellipse would case problems so I figured I would bring up the potential issue.)

This issue was originally reported here: angular.dart.tutorial/issues/54: the issue text reads:

In some places annotations are written as @annotation and others the @ is missing. In most cases the annotation names are show as plain text, but we put, e.g., directives in back ticks [i.e. format it as code], I think that annotations should be in back ticks too.

I have cleaned-up Chapter 2 via 7031a3c, but the other chapters should be cleaned up too.

In the section on Creating components we find the following excerpt is a bit difficult to make sense of without a very careful read:

@NgComponent(
    selector: 'rating',

<rating></rating>

@NgController(
    selector: '[recipe-book]',

<div recipe-book>
    ...
</div>

There is also the comment in the HTML:

<!-- PENDING: The following code is a little weird. Make it a table? -->

I definitely agree that this would read better as a table.

This is just a port of the issue from angular / angular.dart.tutorial #51 since the tutorial prose has moved to this project. The original text was:

The prose in this section mentions that "we removed all of our custom components, filters, and services from the main.dart". There were no such entities in main.dart; and I am not sure which file is being referred to.

Not sure if these issues are already on someone's todo list, but just in case.

(1) When I browse the tutorial, pretty printing is not working for me; e.g. , from Chapter 1

Should prettify.min.js be included, in the various chapters (and prettyPrint() be triggered somehow)?

(2) This is the footer nav looks like to me:

regardless of how wide the window is.