Basic life cycle of AngularJs


Below is a basic life cycle of AngularJs:
  1. Main page start the execution
  2. Module loaded
  3. Controller loaded
  4. Request sent to controller
  5. Controller Initiated
  6. Function Initiated and Executed
  7. Controller back to main page

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