AngularJs directive naming conventions

Question

When angularJs directive is defined, we have to name it in form of \'camelCase\' syntax but when we use it, we have to name it in form of \'camel-case\'. Question is why thi

Answer 1

Directives must have camel case names (for instance, fooBarDirective) because AngularJS converts camel case directive names to hyphen case .For instance

or

< ...  foo-bar-directive>

for use in HTML(which is case insensitive).