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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: How to Authent (Basic)

2015-11-192017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, authent, bootstrap, css, directive, java, javascript, jersey, json, maven, rest, webjars

logo angularjsThis post is about basic authentification with AngularJs, Satellizer and JAX-RS Jersey.

Warning: it only covers auth and token. For a production-ready app, you need to add Keystore, back-end URL filtering, encryption.

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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: HowTo Charts with D3JS

2015-11-082017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, chart, css, d3js, data, java, javascript, json, rest, webjars

logo angularjsHere simple use cases: a static Bar chart and a dynamic Line chart. It’s build with d3js and nvd3 for angularjs integration and java jersey for backend datas.
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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: How to Multilingual (i18n, l10n)

2015-11-062017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, css, i18n, java, javascript, json, l10n, localization, maven, multilingual, rest, webjars

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This is about dynamic Internationalization (i18n*), Localization (L10n*) , Globalization (i18n* and L10n*) and Cookies storage with angular-translate and agular-dynamic-locale.

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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: How to Breadcrumb and NavBar

2015-11-052017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, breadcrumb, css, data, java, javascript, json, maven, navbar, rest, webjars

logo angularjsA navigation feature: simple responsive navbar, with breadcrumb and home view. Using vanilla AngularJS (because angular-breadcrumb is too complicated: it’s also using ui-router …two frameworks for one feature?).

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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: How to Infinite-Scroll

2015-11-042017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, data, infinitescroll, java, javascript, jersey, json, maven, rest, spring, springdata, webjars

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A simple infinite scroll like Twitter or Facebook’s timelines. You’ll never reach the footer!
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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: How to Sort with Smart-Table

2015-11-032017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, data, java, javascript, jersey, json, maven, rest, sort, spring, springdata, webjars

logo angularjsHere is a sortable data-table. Using Twitter Bootstrap,  ng-module SmartTable for front-end. And Spring-Data, Jersey JAXRS for backend. Continue reading →

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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: How to Pagination with Smart-Table

2015-11-022017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, data, java, javascript, jersey, json, maven, pagination, rest, spring, springdata, webjars

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A paginated data-table with a back-end inspired by Spring-Data Repository pattern implementation and front-end using Bootstrap pagination and ng-module Smart-Table.
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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: How to Filtering

2015-10-312017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, css, filter, java, javascript, jersey, json, list, maven, rest, webjars

logo angularjsThis tutorial is about a simple field that will filter datas. Using Bootstrap’s Data-Table and AngularJS ng-change event.

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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: DataTable and Excel Export

2015-10-202017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, css, csv, data, datatable, export, focus, javaee, javascript, json, maven, rest, table, webjars

logo angularjsThis is a read-only table with a CSV export button, then an editable table form like Excel tab (DataTable) with add, remove, undo and update buttons. There is also a default focus on last editable row.
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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: File Upload

2015-10-192017-11-19 Damien FREMONT IT Tutorials angularjs, bootstrap, css, java, javascript, jersey, json, maven, rest, upload, webjars

logo angularjsA simple picture upload with preview with alert messages for avatar and a multiple files upload with progress bar.

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