Ionic HTML5 and Angular

Ionic HTML5 and Angular

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Ionic and Angular 2 | The Official Ionic Blog
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Hey Ionites, After a hugely successful ngConf last week, the Ionic office is abuzz with Angular 2, and what it means for Ionic. The number one response from ngConf is that Angular is here to stay, and …

5 Best Mobile Web App Frameworks: Ionic (AngularJS) - Modus Create
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Ionic framework is the youngest in our top 5 stack, as the alpha was released in late November 2013. Built on top of the popular AngularJS framework from Google, Ionic utilizes AngularJS to provide …

Javascript - Extend Ionic even further with the power of AngularJS ...
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Ionic makes it incredibly easy to build beautiful and interactive mobile apps using HTML5 and AngularJS. ... Learn more about how Ionic was built, why you should use it, and what's included. …

ionic-angular - npm
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Usually, the only import required by the user is ionic-angular, as everything from Ionic is exported by the package: import { App, NavController } from 'ionic-angular'; Bundles. Minified and unminified …

Ionic in Action: Hybrid Mobile Apps with Ionic and AngularJS
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Ionic in Action teaches web developers how to build cross-platform mobile apps for phones and tablets on iOS and Android. You'll learn how to extend your web development skills to build apps …

Create Your First Mobile App with AngularJS and Ionic | Scotch
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Angular 2 is the shiny new framework that comes with a lot of new concepts. Learn all the great new features. In the past years, making a mobile app involved being good with the native language you …

Angular 2 Series: Introduction | The Official Ionic Blog
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README: Angular 2 has changed significantly since this post was written. As such, please do not use this code verbatim. Instead, focus on the concepts below and then map them to the new syntax and API of Angular …

Building a Mobile App with AngularJS 1 and Ionic - Lynda.com
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Watch video · - [Voiceover] Hey there, this is Ray Villalobos, staff author at lynda.com and I want to welcome you to Building a Mobile App with AngularJS and Ionic. In this course, I'm going to show …

Microsoft Hands On Lab: Build a Single Page Application (SPA) with ASP.NET Web API and Angular.js

Hands On Lab: Build a Single Page Application (SPA) with ASP.NET Web API and Angular.js

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/web-api/overview/getting-started-with-aspnet-web-api/build-a-single-page-application-spa-with-aspnet-web-api-and-angularjs

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In traditional web applications, the client (browser) initiates the communication with the server by requesting a page. The server then processes the request and sends the HTML of the page to the client. In subsequent interactions with the page –e.g. the user navigates to a link or submits a form with data– a new request is sent to the server, and the flow starts again: the server processes the request and sends a new page to the browser in response to the new action requested by the client.

In Single-Page Applications (SPAs) the entire page is loaded in the browser after the initial request, but subsequent interactions take place through Ajax requests. This means that the browser has to update only the portion of the page that has changed; there is no need to reload the entire page. The SPA approach reduces the time taken by the application to respond to user actions, resulting in a more fluid experience.

The architecture of a SPA involves certain challenges that are not present in traditional web applications. However, emerging technologies like ASP.NET Web API, JavaScript frameworks like AngularJS and new styling features provided by CSS3 make it really easy to design and build SPAs.

In this hand-on lab, you will take advantage of those technologies to implement Geek Quiz, a trivia website based on the SPA concept. You will first implement the service layer with ASP.NET Web API to expose the required endpoints to retrieve the quiz questions and store the answers. Then, you will build a rich and responsive UI using AngularJS and CSS3 transformation effects.

All sample code and snippets are included in the Web Camps Training Kit, available at http://aka.ms/webcamps-training-kit.

Overview

Objectives

In this hands-on lab, you will learn how to:

• Create an ASP.NET Web API service to send and receive JSON data
• Create a responsive UI using AngularJS
• Enhance the UI experience with CSS3 transformations
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Odata Windows Service

Odata Windows Service
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn766002.aspx

Understand OData Services in Windows Azure Pack

Applies To: Windows Azure Pack

This topic provides basic information about what OData is and how it works with the IaaS service of Windows Azure Pack. The IaaS OData service is offered by Service Provider Foundation through the Service Management API.

• OData Introduction
• URL placeholders
• The service URL format for collections and entities
• Identify an entity through the URL
• Common GET HTTP Info
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• Common HTTP response information
• Entity Basics
• Updating Entities
• Complex Types
• OData Operations

OData Introduction

You can think of the OData service as a database exposed through an HTTP REST interface. When you work with a database you are working with records in a table. You perform one of four operations on the records: create, read, update, or delete. These operations are known as CRUD operations. OData shares this same concept of record manipulation.

An OData service has three basic components, entities (data model types), entity sets (collections), and OData operations. A collection (like a database table) contains instances (like database records) of a specific entity type. Entity types are data structures that are used by collections and have key properties whose values uniquely identify one instance from another. OData operations (like database stored procedures) are pieces of custom logic that you can call. For more information about basic OData concepts, see the OData documentation.