Is it possible to teach Angular to take default values ​​from the page?

Question

Django

Angular is a nice thing, but support for working without js is often required.
Now a project has come into my hands for revision, a typical block looks like this:

<article data-ng-bind="article.text" data-ng-init="article.text='{{ object.text }}'">{{ object.text }}</article>

<input type="text" data-ng-model="article.name" data-ng-init="article.name='{{ form.instance.name }}'" value="{{ form.instance.name }}">

(don't be confused by the brackets, this is django template engine, angular has {$$}
) the page is simply loaded with data - it is available to both search engines and people without js. But it doesn't look pretty to me. Firstly, duplication of data - and the weight is growing, and you can make a mistake. Secondly, everything breaks periodically, because of the contents of data-ng-init - some quotes and it's all over (for this there are a bunch of filters that screen different types of values ​​- for text, arrays, bools).
Is it possible to teach angular like this:

<article data-ng-bind="article.text">{{ object.text }}</article>

<input data-ng-model="article.name" value="{{ form.instance.name }}">

What would he take after loading and write down the contents of the tag he is associated with in article.text?

Answer 1

You are trying to find an implementation of a solution that, like solving the problem of a page without JS, is "crooked".
You see, JS MV* is just designed to not collect data from the page, as is usually done with jQuery, to abstract from data representations and focus on logic. Therefore, even if there is a solution you need, it is essentially crutches.
There is a more beautiful and functional solution for your problem. For cases when it is necessary to issue pages without JS, a proxy is used that does the browser's job of displaying. For example PhantomJS .
The following links will be useful for supporting search engines:
SEO for single page applications - Backbone.js Tut...
Getting Started - Webmasters - Google Developers
Indexing AJAX sites — Yandex.Help. Webmaster