(Eric L. Anderson) In this week’s post, we are going to use GitHub’s Actions to build one of the applications that we imported from an Azure DevOps Repo. The sample repo we are using can be found here.
Tag: Development
I’ve Had Fundamental Misunderstandings Of How CFQueryParam Works Within MySQL Queries And ColdFusion / Lucee CFML
(Ben Nadel) As much as I love databases and writing SQL, the reality is, I’m not a “database admin”. And, I don’t have the best grasp of how databases work their magic under the hood.
Developing Cloud Applications in .NET
(Damir Arh) There are different cloud services available to .NET developers for publishing their applications on Microsoft Azure. This tutorial provides an overview of these services and how a .NET Developer can leverage these services to create cloud applications.
Misusing C#: Multiple Main() Methods
(Jeremy) Sometimes you run across things you should probably never do in real life but are possible in your development environment. Having more than one “Main()” method in an application is one of those things in the .NET world.
Write Once, Run Everywhere with .NET and the Uno Platform
(Peter Vogel) Right now, in Visual Studio, you can create a solution that takes a single UI with its code and shares it across Windows, Android, macOS, iOS and web browsers. It’s not a perfect cross-platform solution (yet), but it’s here now.
Dealing With JSON Serialization And Camel Casing In ASP.NET Core
(Bipin Joshi) ASP.NET Core Web APIs and controllers often need to serialize JSON data to JavaScript clients. On the server side your C# classes typically use Pascal Casing to name properties whereas JavaScript code often uses Camel Casing for property names.
Validation in ASP .NET Core 3.1
(Shahed C) This is the twenty-second of a new series of posts on ASP .NET Core 3.1 for 2020. In this series, we’ll cover 26 topics over a span of 26 weeks from January through June 2020, titled ASP .NET Core A-Z!
JSON-RPC in ASP.NET Core With StreamJsonRpc
(Tomasz Pêczek) I’ve been pointed to StreamJsonRpc library through a comment under one of my posts and I’ve decided it’s something worth taking a look at. StreamJsonRpc is a .NET Standard implementation of JSON-RPC 2.0 wire protocol.
Attempting To Create A Flexible Dual-Select Control Component In Angular 9.1.9
(Ben Nadel) Over the weekend, I took a look at an old, but wonderful, form control: the dual-select (or double-list) input, that allows a user to move options back-and-forth between two different sets of options.
The Magical Methods in C#
(Cezary Piatek) There’s a certain set of special method signatures in C# which have particular support on the language level. Methods with those signatures allow for using a special syntax which has several benefits.