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A while back I blogged about Using JQuery AJAX GET with ASP.NET MVC JsonResult . This time, we will be talking about using AngularJS for making GET and POST methods using the $http service.

There are times when we would need to convert JSON string data into C# objects. An example would be when consuming some Web API that returns JSON data. Although we can work with the JSON string data directly, it would be much nicer if we could somehow convert the data into an object, so that we can work with them more easily. In this post we will talk about how to do this.

In my current project I ran into the requirement of serializing an object with a DateTime property into Json, specifically through the Json() method of the Controller class. I can't say it serialized pretty well though.

Hi, in this post I will show how the client can communicate with the server using AJAX. Specifically, the client will be using the JQuery library, the server will be running on ASP.NET MVC, and the HTTP Method will be GET. First off, create an MVC project in Visual Studio. I haven't tested MVC 2, but either MVC 3 or MVC 4 should work.