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Should I be using both AngularJS and ASP.NET MVC?
3 years later, use ASP.NET Web API to serve up your data and Angular (js or newer) to structure your app on the client side. If you're making a static site then just use ASP.NET MVC.
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ModelState Validation vs JQuery vs Remote
Technically it is possible to do validation almost anywhere. It is the purpose of the validation that determines where you should place it, and if you want a robust, user friendly site/app, then you ...
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ModelState Validation vs JQuery vs Remote
Validation can be done in many different ways. Each way has its own drawbacks and benefits.
Frontend validation is very quick. It provides the best user experience, since you can provide immediate ...
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