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I see this kind of thing on blogs all the time, and wondered to do it. Particularly, how do I anticipate the user leaving the site?
Last year, a client asked me to create a countdown to show the time left until the start of Black Friday. At the time, I had just started using AngularJS, so naturally, I decided to challenge myself to use AngularJS to make the countdown
This demo shows how to convert links to youtube videos into buttons that launch the youtube video in a modal window. This demo utilizes the Youtube Developer API, AngularJS, jQuery, and Bootstrap.