Forms email field validation with user@someword fails

[rootical]

Somehow it's valid. You could check it at angular documentation page.
Or here: http://plnkr.co/edit/VoWzqiOfD8xMaBU70RJp?p=preview

Thank you all.

[caitp]

user@someword is a valid email address, per the RFCs and W3/WHATWG recommendations --- no web browser which implements constraint validation will invalidate such an email address. The most common email address in the world for unix systems (root@localhost) would be invalid if we required a TLD. This does not mean that the email can be resolved, and it does not mean the email exists (or is even likely to exist) --- it is still valid.

People don't understand this and frequently raise this issue --- the right thing to do is to include a separate validator which will perform a subsequent validation, for the needs of your application.

This can be done using either a custom directive, or by using ng-pattern or similar to achieve what you're looking for.