CMAP Main Meeting - The Abstractions of AngularJS - Scott Allen

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Date
Tue, 1 Oct 2013, 18:30 - 21:00 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
(Exact location not available) , Columbia, US
Cost
Free

Topic: The Abstractions of AngularJS

AngularJS is a complete JavaScript framework to support model-view-whatever (MVW) development of complex client applications. Scott will dive into the core AngularJS abstractions – controllers, modules, services, filters, views, models, directives, and more. We’ll see how to build and combine these abstractions with the ASP.NET Web API data from the server. Understanding these core abstractions is the key to making your JavaScript and AngularJS code maintainable and flexible.

Presenter: Scott Allen

K. Scott Allen is the founder of OdeToCode LLC and a software consultant who lives in Western Maryland. Scott has 20 years of commercial software development experience and has delivered software products for embedded devices, Windows desktop, web, and mobile platforms. Scott is also a Pluralsight instructor and a host of the Herding Code podcast. Scott tweets irregularly as @OdeToCode.

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