Examples not good enough? about angular-meteor HOT 7 CLOSED

@dotnetwise thanks for the feedback!
Have you seen the tutorial?

My plan is to expand the tutorial to include everything I can, so I would love to hear more requirements.
Can you specify specific scenarios that you like me to include?

Thanks again

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I would like a $subscribe example. I'm not sure if what I'm doing is correct (allPlayers is my method, IdlePlayers is my collection).

      $subscribe.subscribe 'allPlayers'
      .then ->
        $collection IdleCollections.IdlePlayers
        .bind $scope, 'players'

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@seiyria yes, I should add a chapter specifically to subscriptions, that's a good idea.
About your example, you can also do this (I'm writing it in plain JS):

$collection(IdleCollections.IdlePlayers).bind($scope, 'players', false, 'allPlayers');

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Ooh. Spiffy. Thanks for sharing, I like that shorthand a lot better.

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These days, I was trying to use angular-meteor with ui-calendar. The concrete problem is evenSources does not work well with the $collection-$scope binding in my hand. The deeper problem is that meteor's native way is easy to integration with others, e.g. jquery plugins. Angular is strong but the integration will be a problem for new, which we understand the angular's project ---Socially but only understand Socially. So I'd like to see more integrations in the tutorials. Thank you very much.

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@wuxianliang Actually in one of our production app we did we ui-calendar (later changed into ui-bootstrap fork of the date-picker that we did).
I will definitely add a calendar integration into socially soon!

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@wuxianliang I've added a card to our public Trello board for adding a chapter with calendar support:

https://trello.com/c/V4TjdbYk/22-add-a-step-with-calendar-datepickers-and-dates

Closing this issue as I'm adding also an API reference to docs where I'll show an example of $subscribe

Please request anything you want to see in the docs/tutorial

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