Hi ElementHTTP, Angular is all about data, and the view will follow the data. You know when your data is there, and you can act upon it any time. The only place it makes sense to use DOM load events might be when you are doing animations, and you do not need the onload events for that. However, if you really want this, have a look at he source of ngClick, its not that hard to adapt it for load events.
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