Welcome back to another installment of the of building a simple REST application with AngularJS! In the previous lesson, we learned how to consume a REST A
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Articles for October 2014
Mocking Dependencies in AngularJS Tests
This article provides pointers on mocking dependencies in AngularJS unit tests.
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ADAL JavaScript and AngularJS – Deep Dive
Many web apps are structured as “single page apps”, or SPA: they have a JavaScript-heavy frontend and a Web API backend. Notable examples: Outlook Web App, Gmail.
Properly securing SPA’s traffic between its JS frontend and its Web API backend requires an OAuth2 flow, the implicit grant, that Azure AD did not expose… until today’s developer preview.
AngularJS and ES6
I was working on refactoring some of my Javascript code for an Angular app when I decided that I would convert most of my client side code to ES6 so that I am ahead of the curve come AngularJS 2.0….
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EF7 – What Does “Code First Only” Really Mean – ADO.NET Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs
A while back we blogged about our plans to make EF7 a lightweight and extensible version of EFthat enables new platforms and new data stores. We also talked about our EF7 plans in the Entity Framework session at TechEd North America.
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Visualize.js: An Introduction – YouTube
This tutorial covers the core APIs of Visualize.js, the new JavaScript framework from Jaspersoft for embedding data visualizations and reports inside web app…
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Exciting Things About ASP.NET vNext Series: The Ultimate Guide – Tugberk Ugurlu’s Blog
As of today, I am starting a new blog post series about ASP.NET vNext. To kick things off, I would like to lay out the resources about ASP.NET vNext here which is probably going to be an ultimate guide on ASP.NET vNext.
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Byte Rot: Performance Series – How poor performance of HttpContent.ReadAsAsync can affect your API/site
Working with Validators and Messages in AngularJS
In a previous post we looked at a custom validation directive to confirm a user’s password.
The bigger picture from the post was not about how to register a user for a website, but how to work with the new validation and validation message features introduced in Angular 1.3, which just fully released this week.
Before we take a step back and look in more detail at what’s new in 1.3, let’s review what stays the same when it comes to form validation.
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