Adam Freeman

“Table 9-1. Chapter Summary Problem Solution Listing Create an AngularJS module. Use the angular.module method. 1, 2 Set the scope of a module. Use the ng-app attribute. 3 Define a controller. Use the Module.controller method. 4, 8 Apply a controller to a view. Use the ng-controller attribute. 5, 7 Pass data from a controller to a view. Use the $scope service. 6 Define a directive. Use the Module.directive method. 9 Define a filter. Use the Module.filter method. 10 Use a filter programmatically. Use the $filter service. 11 Define a service. Use the Module.service, Module.factory, or Module.provider method. 12 Define a service from an existing object or value. Use the Module.value method. 13 Add structure to the code in an application. Create multiple modules and declare dependencies from the module referenced by the ng-app attribute. 14–16 Register functions that are called when modules are loaded. Use the Module.config and Module.run methods. 17”
― Adam Freeman, Pro AngularJS

“will see a warning from Visual Studio that the FormsAuthentication.Authenticate method has been deprecated. This is part of Microsoft’s ongoing efforts to rationalize user security, which is a thorny area for any web application framework. For this chapter, the deprecated method will suffice and allow me to perform authentication using the static details I added to the Web.config file.”
― Adam Freeman, Pro ASP.NET MVC 5