This article is sixth in the series, I strongly recommend you go through the previous five if you are new to AngularJS:

Part 1 – Hello AngularJS – Building a Tweet Reader

Part 2 – Using AngularJS Modules and Services Feature in an ASP.NET MVC application

Part 3 – AngularJS – Post data using the $resource Service in an ASP.NET MVC app

Part 4 – Using Custom Directive in AngularJS to create Continue reading →

In the beginning of the series I had mentioned that Single Page applications (SPA) were gaining popularity and that some of the ready SPA templates that come with ASP.NET MVC are rather opinionated, giving them a steep learning curve. We started with b… Continue reading →

In our previous three articles on Angular JS, we have seen how we could get started by building a small Twitter Client. We have explored the view model, Modules and Services in Angular JS and in our last article saw how to post data using the $resource Service.

Today we’ll see how to use a feature called Directives in Angular JS. Directives allow you to encapsulate custom behavior in an HTML Continue reading →

Last time we looked at how we could use the $resource service to make our code more compact when making HTTP calls. Today we will see how to post data to a server using the $resource service.

We’ll continue using the code from the previous article. So you can download the zip from here or fork it from Github.

Posting Data
In our previous article we re-organized our application to use the $ Continue reading →

In our previous post, Hello AngularJS – Building a Tweet Reader we saw how to create a simple ASP.NET MVC application using AngularJS. We saw how the $scope and $http objects were injected in our app by Angular. We also saw how to do Templating and DataBinding. Today we will learn a few more constructs like the Modules and Services.

As with our demos we’ll walk with a code sample to see how the Continue reading →