Continuing the discussion of integrating server-side validation with client-side validation, let’s check out a demo of this in action.
All of the Angular code for this demo has been moved to my general demo Github repository.
Integrating client and server side validation (Part 2)
posted on December 17, 2015 by long2know in angular, codepen, JavaScript, node, plunker, Web
Deploying Node.js to Azure
posted on December 10, 2015 by long2know in Azure, node
If you recall my previous post on Node.js, I explored developing a Node.js app with Visual Studio. Using this approach makes it very easy to deploy and test with Visual Studio directly to Azure. However, I wanted to work with a more cross-platform approach using Visual Studio Code and continuous deployment with Azure’s Github integration.
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Exploring Node.js
posted on May 13, 2015 by long2know in JavaScript, Microsoft, Web
After Ignite, and especially after viewing the the latest features of VS2015 RC, ASP.NET 5.0, and .NET Core 5.0, my interest in Node.js was finally piqued. Admittedly, I had mostly ignored Node.js up to this point. As a primarily Angular/JavaScript developer, the aspect of using JavaScript for server-side is becoming increasing appealing.
Let me preface this by stating that I’m a noob when it comes to node. This really is my first time diving into its feature set.
For a brief history, Node.js is a runtime environment that uses the Chrome V8 JavaScript engine to execute JavaScript on a server. This also provides web hosting and other niceties to run both console apps and web-hosting apps. Spinning up, for example, an API through Node becomes a pretty straight-forward and powerful capability.