(Rick Strahl) I ran into a nasty WPF issue recently with Markdown Monster. Markdown Monster has been for the longest time targeted at .NET 4.6.2, but a while back I started integrating with some libraries that have moved over completely to use .NET Standard.
Tag: Development
How does a C# LINQ Query execute and How does this affect Performance?
(Damir Arh) The way LINQ queries are executed depends on the kind of data source being queried. This tutorial talks about how a LINQ query is executed and how this affects performance.
Floating-Point Parsing and Formatting improvements in .NET Core 3.0
(Tanner) Starting back with the .NET Core 2.1 release, we were making iterative improvements to the floating-point parsing and formatting code in .NET Core.
Reverse Engineering EF Core Model And Data Validation Techniques
(Bipin Joshi) While working with ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core you need to create data model for your application.
Projecting Content Into The Root Application Component Using Slots In Vue.js 2.6.6
(Ben Nadel) In almost every Vue.js demo that I’ve looked at, the root Vue() instance is created with an “el” property and a render() function that does nothing but render the “App” component.
Returning Files from .NET Core or ASP.NET MVC Controllers
(Peter Vogel) In ASP.NET MVC, the File helper method built into your controller gives you multiple options for retrieving the file you want to send to the client.
Extracting Text from an Image Using Tesseract in C#
(Tapas Pal) Tesseract engine optical character recognition (OCR) is a technology used to convert scanned paper documents, PDF files, and images to searchable text data.
Using ASP.NET Core SignalR with Vue.js (to create a mini StackOverflow rip-off)
(Daniel Jimenez Garcia) Using an ASP.NET Core backend, and a Vue.js frontend, we will look into the main concepts and building blocks of SignalR by implementing a minimalistic version of StackOverflow.com
Collecting .NET Core Linux Container CPU Traces from a Sidecar Container
(Jeremy) In recent years, containerization has gained popularity in DevOps due to its valuable capacities, including more efficient resource utilization and better agility.
Using A Wild Card Route (**) To Traverse Arbitrarily Nested Data In Angular 7.2.4
(Ben Nadel) One of the things that I truly love about the Angular Router is that it enables us, as application developers, to move more and more application state into the URL (thank you so much for Auxiliary Routes).