
Explore the client-side capabilities of AngularJS to build dynamic UIs without .NET, then learn to integrate with ASP.NET MVC, fetch and display data from the web, and debug common issues.
Explore AngularJS as a concise, declarative client-side language that interacts with .NET, offering an efficient alternative to jQuery and JavaScript, organized by modules, controllers, and directives.
VS.NET 2013 solution and related project files
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Learn to push data from a .NET model into Angular using JSON, by creating a .NET employee class and an Angular model, and rendering properties in the view.
Learn how to perform round-trip communications between AngularJS and ASP.NET MVC by sending data from UI to the dot net model, processing in code behind, and returning JSON to AngularJS.
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AngularJS is one of the hottest and most in-demand web languages on the market. Be one of the only .NET developers on your team to posses this skill.
If you know zero AngularJS, you're the perfect student. In this course, you'll download AngularJS straight into your brain. In time, you'll fully understand how to use AngularJS client side and how to interact with .NET.
While AngularJS 2 is now available, there are a ton of AngularJS 1 applications that need to be maintained and enhanced. Companies can take a while to move to a new technology. Especially when the upgrade is as night and day as it is between AngularJS 1 & 2. Meaning, AngularJS 1 development will continue to be an in-demand skill.
Beef up your resume with AngularJS. You'll not only be able to talk the talk but this course with arm you with enough hands on experience that you will also definitely walk the walk.