Angular.js submit form old way

Question

I\'m migrating an old html page from jQuery to Angular, and it contains some old-school forms with . When I enriched my pages with

Answer 1

Going off of the docs: http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.directive:form

Angular's philosophy is to minimize data and page reloads, so they don't like "old school forms", but you can get around it by using an action attribute in the form.

Angular is designed with single page applications in mind and avoiding full page reloads as that is going to take longer to do. By using the ngSubmit directive, you can define a function to send over the form data to the server and get a response back much quicker than a full page reload. Bytes instead of Kilobytes.