I just started playing around with Angular JS a few days ago. I have this array called posts that has objects in it, which I want to be displayed and categorized by the year in which they have been posted.
This is the posts array:
var posts = [
{
title: "First Blog Post of 2015",
date: "06/24/15",
content: "This is the first post of the year 2015."
}, {
title: "Second Blog Post of 2015",
date: "07/01/15",
content: "This is the second post of the year 2015."
}, {
title: "First Blog Post of 2014",
date: "07/11/14",
content: "This is the first post of the year 2014."
}
];
As you can see, the posts array contains 3 objects, which represent posts. Each "post" has a title, date, and some content. I want to order them like so:

This is what I currently have:

I was able to access the year, but I can't get into the child objects.
This is what you see in the console when you do console.log($scope.postsByYear);:

I wrote a script that puts the posts in the arrays based on the year in which they have been recorded. It just takes apart the post's date property, which has a date format of mm/dd/yy. I don't know how to ng-repeat those objects within the posts array.
This is what I have:
<div>
<h1>Blog</h1>
<ul ng-repeat="year in postsByYear">
<li>{{year.year}}</li>
<li ng-repeat="post in postsByYear.posts">{{post.title}}</li>
</ul>
</div>
I have absolutely no idea why this code isn't working. It gets the date fine, but it cannot access the properties of the post objects. It make sense, right? Post is a placeholder for one of the post objects, and postsByYear.posts should select the title in all the objects...
Here is the jsFiddle link to the code. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.