I've started playing with this library, and whilst I love most of it I ran into an issue. When the slider is rendered on the page, the sliders start at 0 and then snap into the correct position after half a second or so. Whilst it's not detrimental to the usage of the directive, it doesn't look very pretty. Looking at the source code, I noticed this part:

       $timeout(function() {
          self.updateCeilLab();
          self.updateFloorLab();
          self.initHandles();
          self.manageEventsBindings();
        });

Removing the timeout solves the issue and doesn't appear to break the slider in any way, so I'm curious as to what the reason is to have it in there.