How to prevent $digest cycle when updating multiple bindings in AngularJS 1.6?
I'm working on a personal project and I'm experiencing performance optimization in my AngularJS 1.6 app when updating multiple bindings at once... I've noticed that when I update a large number of properties on my `$scope` object, it triggers multiple `$digest` cycles, which leads to important slowdowns in the UI, especially on older devices. I’ve tried wrapping my updates in a single `$scope.$apply()` call, but it seems like it still triggers multiple digest cycles. Here’s a simplified version of my code where I’m attempting to update several properties: ```javascript $scope.updateData = function(data) { $scope.data1 = data.value1; $scope.data2 = data.value2; $scope.data3 = data.value3; // More updates... }; ``` When I call `updateData`, I see the following warnings in the console: ``` Angular: $digest already in progress ``` I've also tried using `$timeout` to batch the updates, but that creates a flickering effect on the UI. Is there a best practice for updating multiple bindings without causing these issues? I want to ensure the UI remains responsive while handling many updates. Any insights or examples would be greatly appreciated! I'm working on a CLI tool that needs to handle this. Any examples would be super helpful.