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AngularJS CRUD Application With ASP.NET Core Web API Secured By Azure AD

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AngularJS CRUD Application With ASP.NET Core Web API Secured By Azure AD

This is a simple overview about how to create an Azure AD secured sample AngularJS application that also saves and retrieves data from an Azure AD authenticated ASP.NET Core Web API. The sample application that will be used is a simple Contacts application that allows an authenticated user to

AngularJS CRUD Application with ASP.NET Core Web API

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AngularJS CRUD Application with ASP.NET Core Web API

I have been delving more into ASP.NET Core lately and I wanted to see how different things were from the .NET 4.6 version, so I decided to see what it would be like to code a very simple Web API using ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework 7.

AngularJS Single Page App with Azure AD and TypeScript

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AngularJS Single Page App with Azure AD and TypeScript

In a previous example I showed how to secure an HTML5 application with Azure [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/] AD using JavaScript as the target programming language. However, the imminent release of AngularJS 2 also means that TypeScript [http://www.typescriptlang.org/] is going to become more mainstream IMO. So

Securing an AngularJS application with Azure AD

Securing an AngularJS application with Azure AD

So far we have seen a few samples of single page applications that are secured by Azure AD [https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-angularjs-singlepageapp], however, those samples are usually setup to run in Visual Studio and IIS which when you are building a JavaScript front end application may not be always

How to call an ASP.NET Web API secured by Azure AD from an AngularJS Single Page App

How to call an ASP.NET Web API secured by Azure AD from an AngularJS Single Page App

Data breaches, they are an unfortunate and sadly too common occurrence these days. Seems like not a few weeks or days go by before we hear of yet another data breach. Take for instance this article outlining some of the companies that lost your data in 2015: http://www.zdnet.