single-page-application

I am trying to play about with the asp.net MVC SPA template in visual studio 2013, I don't need any of the authentication bits, I just need to load directly onto one of the controllers pages. How do I get rid of all the authentication stuff from the initial template? Castro Roy Remove the [Authorize] annotation from HomeController and remove this: @section Scripts{ @Scripts.Render("~/bundles/knockout") @Scripts.Render("~/bundles/app") } from Views\Home\Index.cshtml because one of does js is causing the redirect to the login page even after removing the [Authorize] annotation from

I have an application written on angularJS and built by grunt. Is there a way I can create a http server from node js and host it there. Please share any code snippet or document which would help. Thanks (simplest) if you don't have any server side logic, you can simply serve client side AngularJS/HTML/css via http-server module from npm. https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server Just install it via $>npm install -g http-server and go to your client folder, type http-server and hit enter. If you have server side code written, (ExpressJS or restify web api) then use $>nodemon server.js If you

I'm making a SPA which sits on top of ASP.Net WebAPI. I'm waiting to use HTML5 history rather than #/ for history routing but that poses a problem for deep linking, I need to make sure / and /foo/bar all return the same HTML file (and my JS will render the right part of the SPA). How do I get OWIN/Katana to return the same HTML file for multiple different urls? To make things simple, while still keeping all the caching goodness etc. from the StaticFiles middleware, I'd just rewrite the request path using an inline middleware, like this public class Startup { public void Configuration

I'm trying to build a single page app that utilizes HTML5 App Cache, which will cache a whole new version of the app for every distinct URL, thus I must redirect everyone to / and have my app route them afterward (this is the solution used on devdocs.io ). Here's my nginx config. I want all requests to send a file if it exists, redirect to my API at /auth and /api , and redirect all other requests to index.html. Why is the following configuration causing my browser to say that there is a redirect loop? If the user hits location block #2 and his route doesn't match a static file, he's sent to

We are developing a Single Page Application with AngularJS and ASP.NET MVC Json Rest API. When an unauthenticated client tries to navigate to a private route (Ex: /Foo/Home/Template ) to get a template, it gets a 401 response from the Web API and our AngularJS app automatically redirects it to the login page. We are handling the 401 with $http interceptor with something like this: if (response.status === 401) { $location.path(routeToLogin); return $q.reject(response); } Entering the correct credentials allows the client to get the template. Everything is working perfectly except for one detail

I'm building a SPA (Single Page Application) using KO. the application looks like a book and the user can flip pages. The problem is that every time a page loads, there is a short moment where the page 'flickers' and the user sees the unstyled version of the page. I guess this is caused due to the fact that a lot of the styling is dependant on ko bindings so until ko finishes it 'magic' the user gets a glimpse of the unstyled code. Is it possible to tell when KO finished all its bindings and only then show the page? I've managed to partially solve it by setting a timeout before loading the

I am designing a RESTful API that is intended to be consumed by a single-page application and a native mobile app. Some calls of this API return public results that can be cached for a certain time. Moreover, there is a need for rate protection to protect the API against unauthorized users (spiders) Can I use Cloudflare to implement caching and rate-limiting / DDOS protection for my RESTful API? Caching: Cloudflare supports HTTP cache control headers so the API can decide for each entity requested via GET whether is public and how long it can be cached. However it is not clear whether the