I thought as I start the NgValidationFor project I'd journal my progress. I'm writing this with someone particular in mind: me. Specifically, me in 2 years who will no doubt wonder why I made some of the choices I did. Everyone else, move along now - nothing to see. Unless the inner workings of someone else's mind are interesting to you... In which case: welcome!
In the name of DRY I found myself puzzling how one could take a PartialViewResult and render it as a string. Simple, right?
If you're after a version of this that works with Globalize 1.x then take a look here.
To make it easier for people to use the approach detailed in this post I have created a repository for jquery.validate.globalize.js on GitHub here.
This is also available as a nuget package here.
To see a good demo take a look here.
This post is plagiarism. But I'm plagiarising myself so I don't feel too bad.
I have occasionally done some server-side JavaScript with Rhino and Node.js but this is the exception rather than the rule. Like most folk at the moment, almost all the JavaScript I write is in a web context.