I would wager that just about every app you work on is actually deployed in multiple environments. Those environments might just be “my machine” and “production”, but still: multiple environments! We have good tools for dealing with that in .NET, but what about in our Cordova applications? That’s exactly the question that was asked on…
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Turn an Array into Proper-English with an AngularJS Filter
I needed a way to display a nicely-readable list of strings for an app I’m working on. And by that, I mean that I wanted to display, "Mary, John, and Mark" instead of "Mary, John, Mark". A simple ngRepeat would have been too complex for this, so, filters to the rescue! [more] Let’s back up…
Intro to AngularJS for ASP.NET Developers–Tomorrow night @ Nashville .NET!
I’ll be presenting at the Nashville .NET User Group tomorrow night. It looks to be almost full already (thanks, NashDotNet peeps!), so if you’re interested, please RSVP immediately! So, you’re an ASP.NET developer. You’re comfortable with the in’s and out’s of building MVC and Web API apps. But you keep hearing about this AngularJS thing. …
Watch the Preview–“Building Strongly-typed AngularJS Apps with ASP.NET MVC 5”
If you’re curious what my latest Pluralsight course covers, I’ve put together a quick recap video. You can check it out here! Let me know what you think!
New Course–Building Strongly-typed AngularJS Apps with ASP.NET MVC 5
My latest Pluralsight course is now live! In Building Strongly-typed AngularJS Apps with ASP.NET MVC 5, I’ll show you how to leverage Angular and ASP.NET MVC together more effectively. [more] The course starts you off with markup that looks like this: But, by the end of the course, you’ll end up with markup that looks…
The 10 AngularJS Directives I Use the Most
AngularJS has a TON of directives. Here’s a quick list of 10 built-in AngularJS directives that I find myself using more often than any others. [more] ng-controller – Binds a section of the view to a controller. This directive is going away in AngularJS 2.0 (for good reason!), and I don’t use it as often…
Passing Data to Angular from ASP.NET MVC Views
Angular is a great tool for enriching an ASP.NET MVC application, but you must bridge the gap between your client-side code and your server-side code in order to use it effectively. In this post, I’ll show you a couple of ways that you can pass data from your Razor views to your AngularJS components. [more]…
Random Link Roundup–11/20/2014
What time is it? It’s time for Friday’s link roundup! [more] So the biggest news (and the reason for this week’s image!) is that Rob Eisenberg has left the Angular 2.0 team. Rob is a heck of a developer, creating such awesome frameworks as Caliburn and Durandal. Losing him is a Big Deal. It’s not…
Random Link Roundup–11/14/2014
Happy Friday! First, I think the entirety of Microsoft’s Developer Division deserves the following: Open Source .NET! Cross-platform server stack! HUGE improvements coming in VS 2015! It’s a great time to be a .NET developer! But now, on to some random links for this week! [more] There’s been a lot of hate thrown Angular’s way…
Random Link Roundup–10/31/2014
Happy Halloween, everyone! In addition to providing you with a bunch of random links, I’m going to be dressing for the job I want today: [more] Google revealed some details about Angular 2.0 this week. They didn’t just move the cheese, they took it outside, shot it, then set it on fire. InfoQ has a…