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Using Angular.js in Visual Studio LightSwitch Part 5 

AngularJS is a JavaScript framework that embraces extending HTML into a more expressive and readable format. It decreases emphasis on directly handling DOM manipulation from the application logic, allowing for easier testing. It employs efficient two-way data binding and sensible MVC implementation, reducing the server load of applications. It features directives, which are incredibly robust tools that are significant contributors to Angular’s ubiquity.

Using Angular.js in Visual Studio LightSwitch Part 4 

AngularJS is a JavaScript framework that embraces extending HTML into a more expressive and readable format. It decreases emphasis on directly handling DOM manipulation from the application logic, allowing for easier testing. It employs efficient two-way data binding and sensible MVC implementation, reducing the server load of applications. It features directives, which are incredibly robust tools that are significant contributors to Angular’s ubiquity.

Using Angular.js in Visual studio LightSwitch Part 3 

AngularJS is an open-source JavaScript framework, maintained by Google, that assists with running single-page applications. Its goal is to augment browser-based applications with model–view–controller (MVC) capability, in an effort to make both development and testing easier. For more info click http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AngularJS

Using Angular.js in Visual Studio LightSwitch Part 2 

AngularJS is an open-source JavaScript framework, maintained by Google, that assists with running single-page applications. Its goal is to augment browser-based applications with model–view–controller (MVC) capability, in an effort to make both development and testing easier. For more info click http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AngularJS

Using Angular.js in Visual studio LightSwitch Part1 

AngularJS is an open-source JavaScript framework, maintained by Google, that assists with running single-page applications. Its goal is to augment browser-based applications with model–view–controller (MVC) capability, in an effort to make both development and testing easier. For more info click http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AngularJS

Forms authentication in Lightswitch using MVC Part 4 

Forms authentication is managed by the application itself, and a user must supply a username and a password to access the application

Forms authentication in Lightswitch using MVC Part 3 

Forms authentication is managed by the application itself, and a user must supply a username and a password to access the application

Getting started with Lightswitch using MVC Part 2 

According to Microsoft, most business applications are forms-over-data applications that provide a UI for viewing, adding, and modifying data. When you use other development tools to build forms-over-data applications, much of your time is spent on repetitive tasks. You write code to interact with a database, you write code for the user interface, and you write code for the business logic. When you use LightSwitch, much of the repetitive work is done for you and, in fact, you can create a LightSwitch application without writing any code at all! For most applications, the only code you have to write is the code that only you can write: the business logic.

Getting started with Lightswitch using MVC Part 1 

According to Microsoft Most business applications are forms-over-data applications that provide a UI for viewing, adding, and modifying data. When you use other development tools to build forms-over-data applications, much of your time is spent on repetitive tasks. You write code to interact with a database, you write code for the user interface, and you write code for the business logic. When you use LightSwitch, much of the repetitive work is done for you and, in fact, you can create a LightSwitch application without writing any code at all! For most applications, the only code you have to write is the code that only you can write: the business logic.

Part 11/11:Publish LightSwitch Application as Web application and host in IIS 

This is the eleventh part of the 11 series LightSwitch tutorial. In this part we will learn about how to Publish LightSwitch Application as Web Application and host in IIS.

Part 10/11: Publish LightSwitch Application as Desktop application and host in local system 

This is the tenth part of the 11 series LightSwitch tutorial. In this part we will learn about how to Publish LightSwitch Application as Desktop Application

Part 9/11: Using a custom control in LightSwitch 

This is the ninth part of the 11 series LightSwitch tutorial. In this part we will learn about how to use custom control in LightSwitch Application

Part 8/11: Rapport with External Data Source – WCF RIA Service 

This is the eighth part of the 11 series LightSwitch tutorial. In this part we will learn about how to use WCF RIA Service as our external data source.

Part 7/11: Rapport with External Data Source – Database 

This is the seventh part of the 11 series LightSwitch tutorial. In this part we will learn about how to work with the External Database

Part 6/11: Rapport with Details Screen in LightSwitch 

This is the sixth part of the 11 series LightSwitch tutorial. In this part we will learn about how to work with the Details screen for viewing the Master-Child records