I am porting to AngularDart an app in which a user's UI contains three panels:
- Question panel in which s/he can answer.
- A (readonly) panel in which his/her can see a partner answering the same questions.
- A common panel where both the user and his/her partner can collaborate on various activities.
Based on the answer to this [1] question, it seems that a "logical page" (rendered from, say, a file abc.html) can contain multiple views. Is this situation of have three panels a good use case for Angular views? If so
Question: how can can I define a page with three views in AngularDart? And what are the standard view update mechanisms (i.e., code examples of how those views would be updated)?
I have not found any examples of the use of multiple views and/or how to populate them through, say, a view() RouteEventHandler (or not). All I have found is what is given below.
The AngularDart tutorial gives an example, in Chapter 6, of index.html containing a single view
<section id="details">
<ng-view></ng-view>
</section>
that is populated, in part, through the routing configuration, e.g.:
router.root
..addRoute(
name: 'add',
path: '/add',
enter: view('view/addRecipe.html'))
[1] AngularDart: "logical pages" and views are 1-to-1 or 1-to-many or what?
