Not many apps require this optimization technique. If the directive is applied 50+ times on a page, consider this technique.
I am displaying xml on a page. When the user clicks on a node, a drop down list (ddl) is displayed.
Initially my app rendered all nodes with a ddl. The ddl was hidden. This significantly increased the size of my dom. Most nodes are not selected for editing. Wasted work compiling on page load.
Using $compile(htmlStr)(scope) AngularJS compiles and renders ddl's only after the user clicks to edit.
HtmlStr is a string including the ng-select expression. Be sure to have all data loaded in scope before compiling.
I apologize for the lack of code, phone bogging today.
Another optimization would be one list on the page used by all directives. This would not support simultaneous editing.
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