Login using Angular JS & MySQL

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I am pursuing my internship in web development in a company and I am a beginner at this stage.My mentor has asked me to develop a login system using HTML,CSS and MySQL.
I have been told to make the front end using HTML and CSS. The database should be made in MySQL. The processing of Login should be done either by using Javascript or AngularJS.
I need help in developing this project as I dont have knowledge of AngularJS.

Posted 28-May-15 23:46pm

Alexin James George

Updated 28-May-15 23:47pm

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F-ES Sitecore 29-May-15 6:24am

What have you tried so far? Have you gone to the angular website and gone through their tutorials?

Alexin James George 29-May-15 7:11am

Not yet.I am new to this.So far worked on php

F-ES Sitecore 29-May-15 9:09am

Go through the tutorials on Angluar's site and google "angularjs tutorials" for more. No-one is going to do your job for you, you're going to have to learn to do research, read sample code and work things out, that is what the point of an internship is. If you simply ask here for a solution every time you're given something to do then you will learn nothing. You learn by doing.

Richard Deeming 29-May-15 7:47am

Why not ask your mentor for help? That's what (s)he's there for.

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