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TNWiki Article Spotlight - Implementing Server Side validations in AngularJS

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It's the last Tuesday of the month of November, and on Tuesdays we write about great TechNet Wiki articles that you shouldn't miss reading. Today the article I am going to highlight is the article that won the gold medal in TechNet Guru Awards: October under the ASP.NET category. It's an article from Naomi N titled Implementing Server Side validations in AngularJS.

I am 99.99% sure, most developers know what AngularJS is. Just to refresh your memory, it's JavaScript based front-end web application framework developed by Google. It is maintained by Google and AngularJS community (yes, that is open-source).

In this article, Naomi N discusses how to implement validating of user's input in HTML pages with some back-end logic using AngularJS 1.5+ version. Including a screenshot from the article, she is explaining all the steps to achieve something like below. Duplicate Code

She has used a problem definition and has written the article covering all the aspects, database, back-end implementation, etc. Naomi N has used a lot of code snippets and she hasn't forgotten to provide explanations for each of them.

You can read the full article at the following link:

Implementing Server Side validations in AngularJS

Have a nice week ahead!

Happy Coding!

- Sri Lankan Wiki Ninja Jaliya (Blog, MSDN Profile, Twitter)

Comments

  • Anonymous
    November 27, 2017
    Great Pick and thank you for sharing Jaliya
  • Anonymous
    November 28, 2017
    Great choice Jaliya :-)
  • Anonymous
    November 28, 2017
    Thanks! It felt good writing articles again and I needed to share all the steps involved as I thought it was a great experience for me to get this working. The final push to write that article was a comment in the related issue on GitHub. Once I committed, I went ahead and wrote it. I want to write a new one which is going to be much simpler, but yet it was an important thing I learned recently. I also need to re-create some of my blogs from the site that, to my deepest regret, ceased to exist - beyondrelational.com. I had several blogs on that site and I need to re-create some of them as articles.
  • Anonymous
    December 04, 2017
    Good choice of article...