This project looks really compelling and useful. I'm researching stuff for an upcoming MVC 5 project and think I will take a very close look at your project.
Anuglarjs is cool, but people forget that not every app that uses Angular has to be a SPA. In fact, I don't even plan on including the Routing module. I'm merely going to use Angularjs for its MVC pattern convenience on the client. As this app is corporate and won't even be accessed on mobile devices, razor with AJAX is plenty quick enough for the users.

And BTW, thanks!

Hi Robert,
I came up on to your site based on Scott's comments. The Chameleon form idea looks great especially if you want to create dynamic forms based on a user defined model as that will be a lot harder doing it via JS. I have a couple of questions in this regard

1. Does version 2 support ASP 5 ?
2. Based on my understanding of the documentation we can generate a form dynamically based on model elements ? Is that correct ?

thanks,
R Krishna

Hi R Krishna,

1. Version 2 doesn't support ASP.NET 5, no. I'm not currently working on any projects in ASP.NET 5 so it's not a priority for me to get it working. However, I'm happy to help anyone that is keen to invest time getting it working.
2. You still need to specify each element you want a field for (that can be as simple as @s.FieldFor(m => m.Element) for each field though). There deliberately isn't something that will spit out an entire form for every field in a model (ala Html.EditorForModel) as explained in the documentation, but it would be easy enough for you to write a small amount of code to do that.