AngularJS + NancyFx + MongoDB = The best trio for ultimate SPA by Bojan Veljanovski

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This document discusses building single page applications (SPAs) using AngularJS for the front-end framework, NancyFx for the back-end API framework, and MongoDB for data storage. It describes characteristics of SPAs and how they work, outlines advantages of the AngularJS, NancyFx, and MongoDB stack, and provides an example code repository for a demo SPA application built with this technology trio. Potential use cases and challenges of the SPA approach are also highlighted.

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Angular JS + NancyFx + MongoDB =
Ultimate Trio For Building SPA apps
Bojan Veljanovski,
Software Engineer &
Lead Technology Researcher,

HASELT

AngularJS + NancyFx + MongoDB = The best trio for ultimate SPA by Bojan Veljanovski

@bojanv91

Bojan Veljanovski
Software Engineer and
Lead Technology Researcher, HASELT
Microsoft Certified Professional
Technical Speaker
 Ex - Microsoft Student Partner
 Co-Founding member, Leader & Speaker of FINKI Tech
Club

“It's not longer good enough to build
web apps around full page loads and
then progressively enhance them to
behave more dynamically .”
- Throne of JS Conference, 2012

Traditional Web App
Server

Browser

Page HTML

Web Page
Navigate

Page HTML

Web Page

Next-Gen Web
The web is moving to the client

What’s in the session?
What is Single Page Application
– and why it matters

Basic concepts for successful SPA
– and tools for building it

How to build complete end-to-end SPA
in few steps
– e.g. Let’s c0de!

What is SPA?
Rich and responsive web application
All HTML/CSS/JS are loaded onto one page
New content is pulled via AJAX
UI interactions are handled in the browser
Examples:
– GitHub, Gmail, Azure Management Portal

Characteristics of good SPAs
Based on HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Does NOT break the browser
Fast and responsive
– Should feel like native application

Reduces server overhead

How SPA works
Web UI
HTML/CSS/JS

REST Services
JSON / XML

Server

Client

Common SPA features
MVC - based
Data-binding (2-way)
Declarative programming
Routing
Encourages modularization

Angular.js
Very light framework
Large community
Great documentation
Encourages good design patterns
Ideal for CRUD apps

Nancy (Back-end)
Lightweight framework for building HTTP
services
Open Source C#/.NET/Mono
Inspired by Sinatra from Ruby world
You can write Hello World Nancy app into a
single tweet (DEMO!)

MongoDB (Storage)
NoSQL
Open-source
Document-oriented storage
– JSON-style documents

Scalable
LINQ support with C# driver

Source Code of the Demo on GitHub: http://bit.ly/JqrJWm

LET’S C0DE

Outcomes from the SPA approach
Front-end becomes almost Native
Back-end becomes just Clean and Thin API
Storage becomes natural for the Web (JSON)

Use cases when to go to SPA…
Highly interactive web apps
Data intensive web apps
Mobile web apps
– With offline support (cache manifest, local
storage)

Apps meant to be used for long continuous
period

…but careful, SPA roads are bumpy
Code duplication on client and server can
occur
Secure your APIs
SPA stacks depend on many 3-rd party
libraries, beware of compatibility issues
Step learning curve
Strong JavaScript skills are required

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