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The following is extended the suggestions from @Eduard Gamonal to make variables/methods of angular service or factory, so it is considered a trick to remember syntax of angular service or factory. Trick to memorize syntax of "service" or "factory" in Angular Service is tied with "service" key word; "this" key word to make function instance members public; and "=" to make assignments to "function instance members". Factory is tied with "factory" key word; "return" keyword to make/return a public object; and ":" to all key/value pairs assignments. Details. Service deals with "variables" (or "instance members"), and to make them "public", I use the "this" keyword, and because a service deals with "variables" (or "instance members") to-be-public we use "=" after a "variable" name. "getLogs" can be treated like a "public variable" or "instance member", and written (in "assignment" meaning) like this.getLogs = function() {...}. And the whole service is defined with the "service" key word: <pre><code><script type="text/javascript"> var myApp = angular.module("ListLogsModule", []); myApp.service('ListLogsService', function () { this.getLogs = function () { var logs = [ {"LogId":5405,"RecordedDate" : "2012-11-19T14:22:02.247", "Event" : "Log On"}, {"LogId":5416,"RecordedDate" : "2012-11-19T14:55:02.247", "Event" : "Log Out"} ]; return logs; } }); myApp.controller('ListLogsCtrl', function ($scope, ListLogsService) { $scope.logs = ListLogsService.getLogs(); }); </script> </code></pre> Factory deals with a returned "object" and to make them "public", I use the "return" keyword, and because a factory deals with "object" to-look-like-JSON-object I use ":" after each "property" name inside { } of the "return" statement. "getLogs" can be treated like a property (or key) of the returned JSON object, and is written (in "key/value" pair) like getLogs : function() {...}. And the whole factory is defined with the "factory" key word: <pre><code><script type="text/javascript"> var myApp = angular.module("ListLogsModule", []); myApp.factory('ListLogsFactory', function () { return { getLogs: function () { return[ {"LogId":5405,"RecordedDate" : "2012-11-19T14:22:02.247", "Event" : "Log On"}, {"LogId":5416,"RecordedDate" : "2012-11-19T14:55:02.247", "Event" : "Log Out"} ]; } } }); myApp.controller('ListLogsCtrl', function ($scope, ListLogsFactory) { $scope.logs = ListLogsFactory.getLogs(); }); </script> </code></pre> In summary: To memorize syntax of "service" or "factory" in Angular Service is tied with "service" key word; "this" key word to make function instance members public; and "=" to make assignments to "function instance members". Factory is tied with "factory" key word; "return" keyword to make/return a public object; and ":" to all key/value pairs assignments.
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