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+title: "2 - Event Dispatching"
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+
+# Event Dispatching in Angular
+
+<br/>
+AngularJS provides an Event dispatching system allowing the communication between controllers or services and controllers.
+
+`$broadcast` dispatches the event downwards through the child scopes
+
+`$emit` dispatches the event upwards through the scope hierarchy
+
+`$on` catches the event passing by that scope
+
+<br/>
+You can usually see it being used from `$rootScope` or `$scope`
+
+```
+$scope.$broadcast('eventName', arg);
+$rootScope.$broadcast('eventName', arg);
+
+$scope.$emit('eventName', arg);
+$rootScope.$emit('eventName', arg);
+
+$scope.$on('eventToCatch', function);
+$rootScope.$on('eventToCatch', function);
+```
+
+Now, there are a few things to know about using it from `$rootScope`:
+
+* Both `$rootScope.$emit` and `$rootScope.$broadcast` go through child scopes since `$rootScope` doesn't have a parent
+* `$rootScope.$emit` can only be received by `$rootScope.$on`
+* `$rootScope.$broadcast` can be received by `$rootScope.$on` and `$scope.$on`
+* `$rootScope.$on` listener needs to be removed by hand (Memory leak if forgotten)
+
+
+#### How we are using it in the project
+
+* Usage of event dispatching should be limited if possible
+* We only use `$rootScope.$broadcast` and `$scope.$on` for event dispatching/catching
+
+
+#### Performances
+
+Using `$broadcast` might not seem optimum if we consider the description we have above.
+
+However, it is optimized to only go through branches that have a matching event binding.
+(cf. [this post](http://www.bennadel.com/blog/2724-scope-broadcast-is-surprisingly-efficient-in-angularjs.htm))