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graemerocher committed May 31, 2016
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/en/guide/introduction/whatsNew/whatsNewAngular.gdoc
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The Angular scaffolding plugin adds an @ng-generate-all@ command which will generate the necessary AngularJS 1.x client code to perform CRUD operations in conjunction with a Grails 3 backend.

Not only does this serve as a useful tool to get up and running quickly, but like previously versions of scaffolding is a great way for developers to learn how to integrate AngularJS and Grails 3.
Not only does this serve as a useful tool to get up and running quickly, but (like previous versions of scaffolding) it is a great way for developers to learn how to integrate AngularJS and Grails 3.

Support for Angular 2 is planned for the future.
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h4. Template Inheritance

It is now possible for a child JSON template to specify a parent template, thus allowing better template compisition. For example given the following parent:
It is now possible for a child JSON template to specify a parent template, thus allowing better template composition. For example given the following parent:

{code}
// grails-app/views/_parent.gson
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h4. Global and Default Templates

Templates can now be created for anyway GORM custom types. This allows adding support for external libraries such as JodaTime or custom types provided by datastores such as MongoDB (example GeoJSON).
Global templates can now be created for any GORM custom types. This allows adding support for external libraries such as JodaTime or custom types provided by datastores such as MongoDB (example GeoJSON).

A global template is simply another JSON template that is named after the class name. See for example [the GeoJSON templates|https://github.com/grails/grails-views/tree/master/json-templates/src/templates/grails/mongodb/geo].

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