As promised in my previous post, I just pushed the first version of our "Angular Promise DSL" to Github. It extends AngularJS's $q promises with a number of helpful methods to create cleaner applications. The project is a V1, it may be a bit rough around the edges in terms of practical applicability and documentation, but that's why it's open source now. The repository is at GitHub - fwielstra/ngPromiseDsl and licensed as MIT. It's the first OS project I've created, so bear with me. I am accepting pull requests and issues, of course. Questions? Ask them on the issues page, ask me via Twitter (@frwielstra) or send me an e-mail. I'd offer you to come by my office too... if I had one.
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Freek Wielstra
Freek is an allround developer whose major focus has been on Javascript and large front-end applications for the past couple of years, building web and mobile web applications in Backbone and AngularJS.
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