(Jeff Hicks) I’ve had a few requests to write about using XML with PowerShell. XML is one of those topics that IT pros know they should probably understand better, but often feel intimidated or don’t know where to begin.
Tag: JSON / JAVA / XML
An Introduction to JSON
(Lisa Tagliaferri) JSON — short for JavaScript Object Notation — is a format for sharing data. As its name suggests, JSON is derived from the JavaScript programming language, but it’s available for use by many languages including Python, Ruby, PHP, and Java. JSON is usually pronounced like the name
Building Vendor and Feature Bundles with webpack
(K. Scott Allen) The joke I’ve heard goes like this: I went to an all night JavaScript hackathon and by morning we finally had the build process configured!
Convert JSON And XML Markup Into C# Classes Using Visual Studio
(Bipin Joshi) Visual Studio 2015 provides a plethora of features that make you more productive. One such feature that beginners often miss is converting XML or JSON markup into C# classes. This article discusses this feature with a few examples.
JSON version 4 to C# Objects and Back — Part 1
(Don Fizachi) A means to define a form and have this form downloaded from a database server to a mobile, web or desktop platform was required. This form when filled out is then submitted to the database server. Two options came to mind on how to go about defining these forms i.e., XML and JavaScrip
Using FOR XML PATH and STUFF SQL String Concatenation
(Hannes du Preez) You can use the FOR XML PATH SQL Statement to join or concatenate multiple column values into single row. You could then use STUFF to remove the first ‘,’ (now redundant) after the string has been concatenated.
Display XML Data As HTML Using XSLT In ASP.NET MVC
(Manas Mohapatra) I got a requirement to display XML data in a style/design format. If we browse an XML file directly, then it displays the XML nodes with the data in browser. So, XSLT helps us to display XML data in a design/specific format. Here, we will discuss how XSLT can be implemented in ASP.
Learn About Inline XBRL and XBRL Taxonomy Packages
(Erin Cavanaugh) As adoption of the eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) for financial reporting increases worldwide, new standards are emerging to meet the needs of filing companies and developers alike. Altova’s line of XBRL-enabled products supports a wide-range of XBRL standards and is
Build and Authenticate a NodeJS App With JSON Web Tokens: Part I
(Ado Kukic) Today, we will build an entire application with NodeJS, starting with a blank canvas and finishing with a fully functional application with multiple routes, authentication, and even remote data access.
Explaining JavaScript Closure & Scope Chain with Examples
(Alec Lownes) In this article, I will attempt to explain JavaScript Closures & the Scope Chain with examples, so that you will understand how to debug specific issues and how to use them to your advantage.