AngularJS Forms Using Bootstrap and MVC 5
This course focuses on creating forms with AngularJS, making them look good with Bootstrap styling, and then posting the form data to an ASP.NET MVC 5 web application.
What you'll learn
This course focuses on creating forms with AngularJS, making them look good with Bootstrap styling, and then posting the form data to an ASP.NET MVC 5 web application. UI Bootstrap controls are covered in detail, along with client- and server-side validation. On the server side, this course will show how to work with Web API 2, as well as traditional MVC controllers.
Table of contents
- Introduction 3m
- required and ngRequired 4m
- CSS Classes for Field Validation 2m
- Styling Error Messages 6m
- $invalid and $dirty on a Field 4m
- ngTouched and ngUntouched in AngularJS 1.3 4m
- A Custom Directive for Validation 6m
- More Validation Directives 6m
- Submit Button Validation 5m
- Handling the Reset Button 3m
- Summary 2m
- Introduction 3m
- Setting up an MVC 5 Web Application 2m
- Bundling and Minification 6m
- A View for Our Mini-SPA 4m
- Minifying AngularJS Scripts 6m
- Accessing MVC from an Angular Service 9m
- Client-Side Promises 2m
- Passing Form Data to Controllers 6m
- Validating the View Model 4m
- Showing Errors on the Client 5m
- The Bind Attribute for View Models 4m
- Returning an ID for Inserts 2m
- Updating Data 3m
- Using Web API 2 8m
- Summary 2m