At times, I find myself making typos in the angular directive's name or the element tag within its template.
However, the only indication I receive is the directive mysteriously disappearing.
It would be helpful if angularjs could alert me when I attempt to use an undeclared directive, bringing attention to the typo.
While this issue is not extremely frustrating, it could save a significant amount of time by identifying and rectifying these minor errors.
Idea: Angular could provide a warning for any non-html tag utilized in an application that has not been declared with angular.directive(..), with the option to disable this function if desired.