AngularJS Authentication with Auth0 & ASP .Net OWIN
Taiseer Joudeh Recently I’ve blogged about using tokens to authenticate users in single page applications, I’ve used ASP.NET Web API, Owin middleware and ASP.NET Identity to store local...
Secure ASP.NET Web API using API Key Authentication – HMAC Authentication
Taiseer Joudeh Recently I was working on securing ASP.NET Web API HTTP service that will be consumed by a large number of terminal devices installed securely in...
Enabling Basic Authentication for Angular and jQuery clients for your ASP.NET WebApi
Michael Earls I have been working on a WebAPI for a client over the past few months and I’ve successfully implemented Basic authentication on my...
Basic Authentication with #AngularJS and #WebAPI Part 2 – The Angular Client
Michael Earls Update: I’m an Angular newbie. I’ve learned a bit about Angular JS since this was written. As such, I don’t recommend using $scope...
A Closer Look at Angular’s ngMessages Module
This article was peer reviewed by Marc Towler and Stephan Max. Thanks to all of SitePoint’s peer reviewers for making SitePoint content the best it...
Smart Front-ends & Dumb Back-ends: Persisting State in AngularJS
A state is something generated by you as you interact with a website — for example by clicking on a button, or typing some...
Easy AngularJS Authentication with Auth0
Authentication for single page apps can be a tricky matter. In many cases, SPA architecture involves having an isolated front-end application with a framework...
AngularJS Framework : Scope
What are scopes? Picture from Modular Design of AngularJS Application A scope is an object that glues the View with Controller. It holds the Model...
Smart Front-ends & Dumb Back-ends: Persisting State in AngularJS
Have you ever made some changes to your code, and later found it caused something else to break? I’m sure most of us have. This...