Update: 9/12/2014 – Codeplex source code download URL update. Update: 5/1/2014 – Customer View & customerController.js has been updated to toggle styles by manipulating the DOM through the ViewModel with ng-show to adhere and stay consistent with AngularJS best practices. Update: 5/14/2014 – Added section "Animating our View Swapping", to elaborate on adding animation to the "ng-view" swapping process. Source code: http://goo.gl/f1esAf Live demo: http://longle.azurewebsites.net With AngularJS and ASP.NET MVC, we now have an MVC pattern and architecture for both on the client and server. What do we do and/or how do we approach this? Well one can argue we don't use any of the MVC architecture on the server and build out a full-fledged AngularJS front-end application and only use make async calls to Web API for all things that absolutely need to be on the server e.g. CRUD, workflows, business logic, etc. Now, there's absolutely nothing wrong with this approach, and for the most part a lot of heavy front end SPA's are built this way in ASP.


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