js-data is the framework-agnostic version of angular-data. Angular-data 2.0 (not yet released) will be renamed to js-data-angular, and will have js-data as a hard dependency. Js-data-angular will be a wrapper around js-data that adds back into js-data the angular-specific stuff that was taken out to make js-data framework-agnostic. Upgrading from angular-data 1.x to js-data + js-data-angular will require minimal changes to your code. Plus, if you refactor from Angular to framework, your data layer will be able to remain mostly intact thanks to js-data.

For Angular-data 2.0, all non-Angular code has been moved to Js-data and the remaining Angular-specific code will be a wrapper around Js-data.

This project will be moved to the js-data organization and will be renamed to js-data-angular.

Before, you had angular-data.js and angular.module('myApp', ['angular-data.DS']), now you will have:

• js-data.js
• (optional) js-data-http.js (This http adapter uses axios)
• js-data-angular.js (Provides an http adapter that uses $http if you don't load js-data-http)

and

angular.module('myApp', ['js-data'])

Breaking changes

Some of these haven't happened yet

• GitHub project renamed to js-data-angular
• GitHub project moved to the js-data organization
• Angular module renamed from angular-data.DS to js-data
• DSLocalStorageAdapter is no longer bundled, but is each separate from js-data-angular.
• deserialize and serialize are now configuration options used solely by the http adapter
• The API for bindOne and bindAll has been changed to be more consistent with the rest of the API