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The document discusses the RAW Stack, which includes RavenDB as a NoSQL database, AngularJS as a client-side MVC framework, and WebAPI as a REST framework. RavenDB is an open-source, schema-less document database for .NET with asynchronous support. AngularJS makes it easy to build single-page applications with modules and dependency injection. WebAPI serves data in a RESTful way that can be consumed by AngularJS. The stack also includes ASP.NET MVC, Bootstrap, and more. Code demos and sources are provided.
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- 5. RavenDB The open source NoSQL database for .NET A schema-less document database Strong asynchronous support
- 6. AngularJS Powerful JavaScript MVC framework Makes it easy to build Single Page Applications Focused on building CRUD applications Very modular with Dependency Injection Makes it relatively easy to build testable applications
- 7. WebAPI Makes it easy to serve up data in a RESTful manner Easy to consume from AngularJS $resource $http Easy to use RavenDB Either synchronous or asynchronous
- 8. ASP.NET MVC AngularJS not as suitable when SEO is required Easy to combine Razor with AngularJS Razor is a great templating engine Powerful features like EditorTemplates
- 9. Bootstrap The “standard” framework for CSS and layout Popular with designers Lots of templates available Makes it easy for developers to create a “pretty” user interface
- 10. Summary RavenDB Powerful NoSQL database AngularJS Powerful client side MVC framework WebAPI Powerful REST framework for ASP.NET
- 11. The code Demo: http://rawstack.azurewebsites.net/ Source: https://github.com/mauricedb/RawStack https://github.com/mauricedb/QNH-DevDays-2014