Serving Angular App From Azure CDN
I've been using CDN for a long time, but it really never came to my mind to serve a whole client application using CDN. When I first heard about it I thought it was crazy, but then I started investigating to see how easy and feasible it was to achieve that. Found a couple of sites here and there with step-by-step guides on how to use Azure CDN, including in the official documentation, but nothing as specific as I wanted. So started playing with it and I actually got to the other end. So here we go... In this example, »
This idea came on one of the Angular Hack Days where I wanted to create something to present by the end of the day where I could get everyone involved. The game is quite simple, everyone will load the page and as people connect to the site more glasses of beer will show up on the screen, as you tap or click the amount of beer in your glass will decrease, the first person to empty their glass wins the game. That's what you see when you have the app running with 3 people connected to it: Of course, I 
Most of the projects I work on nowadays are based on forms over data, and something that is always going to happen is some kind of data validation either before getting into the server or on the server itself. And most of the time I want this validation to happen on both sides. The good old .net MVC does that for us beautifully with Unobtrusive Validation, but what about Angular? I haven't found so far a good story that covers this scenario. So I had to build it. So here's what I did: Implemented a global filter in .net to