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I am starting with angular and I often see two different approaches of using a module:

<input autocomplete options="..."/>

And:

<autocomplete options="..."/>

I think the first one is a better options since it uses the native HTML tags.

Is there a reason, or advantage of using the second approach?

In my opinion the HTML code becomes quite strange ...

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  • possible duplicate of Angular directives - element or attribute? Commented Jan 15, 2015 at 14:18
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    It's one of the Angular's strengths - to make the HTML "readable". You can actually see what the DOM element's specific function is. In my opinion choosing between element or attribute is about what it's for, if it's a div you may want it to be an element, but for input then perhaps attribute is most transparent. Commented Jan 15, 2015 at 14:47
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