Last Updated on August 12, 2019Angular provides a way for developers to quickly build modern single-page web applications. Angular was created by Google and is now operated as an open source project. As its name implies, it is a JavaScript-based library, which is designed to make front-end development easy and it is followed by the Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern. As Angular uses dependency injection to power your ASP.NET application. So, let me get you through the detailed guideline that why you should Choose AngularJS for .Net development.
Background
AngularJS is a fantastic Javascript MVC framework. It has exploded in popularity, virtually overtaking other frameworks like Ember and Backbone. AngularJS provides some amazing capabilities out of the box, and can convert your non-trivial jQuery based apps into something more powerful and yet more simple to maintain.
While there are some solid reasons to use AngularJS for a large scale app as opposed to some other Javascript MVC, I’d rather not delve into them now. My purpose here is to demonstrate how you’d accomplish AngularJS integration with a traditional, custom .NET API application.
TypeScript
Angularjs is also becoming very much popular among .NET developers because of TypeScript. Majority of .NET developers write TypeScript because it’s similar to C#. By similar I mean, TypeScript embraces many first class programming language features such as classes, interfaces and types which C# developers find easy to relate with, there are also lots of syntactical similarities that makes a C# developer extremely comfortable when he starts exploring TypeScript for the first time.
Web Api Framework
Our MVC ASP.NET development team have recently produced an application for one of our clients, powered by a .NET API using the Web Api Framework, and AngularJS on the front end. We created lots of charts and graphs to view various information: exactly what you’d expect in a dashboard. Those chart widgets were developed using the equally fantastic D3JS library.
AngularJS Views
The AngularJS view layer is of course plain HTML and that’s the most simple and direct way to work with the browser. For example, a strictly HTML / JS front end can be hosted anywhere. It need not live in the .NET project at all. In this situation, the .NET app is strictly an API layer. Once you’re in this regime, it will lead you to even more possibilities. This will result in giving you a fully native app that’s eligible to be sold in its respective marketplace.
AngularJS Routing
On the front end, routing between pages is handled by AngularJS. In the .NET end, pages are served via the standard MVC architecture. Like any other .NET app, you’ll have a single layout.
Development Tips
Now that we’ve made it this far, I wanted to share some strategies I use for .net development with AngularJS process. The first suggestion is using Web Essentials. Like the name implies, it is an essential plugin with Visual Studio when developing web applications. It is mostly for front end development, but will be useful to any web developer. The plugin provides previews for all your preprocessing languages in a split pane layout. The plugin itself can be used to generate all your scripts and styles, which can then be used by the .NET Bundler for inclusion in your project.
Wrapping up
Here at Bacancy Technology, our Software programmers, for AngularJS and MVC ASP.NET have been using web application development. And have successfully proved their expertise in the Modern Front End.Net Development choosing AngularJS services to the clients worldwide. If you are looking to use our expertise, then you can Hire AngularJS Developer for .Net development to get best offshore software and web application development services with timely delivery.
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