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In an offline application I'm developing I have quite a big dataset I'm currently managing with ngStorage. I'm wondering if there is a smart way to improve the performance. While some of the data is read only most of the time. That every change to the storage triggers a $rootScope.$apply() and the storage is updated on every $digest cycle is quite a hit on the performance. Is there a way to decouple spefic datasets while leaving others untouched or maybe another smart way to improve the performance for my use case?
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In an offline application I'm developing I have quite a big dataset I'm currently managing with ngStorage. I'm wondering if there is a smart way to improve the performance. While some of the data is read only most of the time. That every change to the storage triggers a
$rootScope.$apply()and the storage is updated on every $digest cycle is quite a hit on the performance. Is there a way to decouple spefic datasets while leaving others untouched or maybe another smart way to improve the performance for my use case?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: