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Friday links 275
5 Reasons Architect and Developers Argue – DaedTech WiX Toolset – Home Break through the marketing noise with bold minimalist flyers [with Free Templates] – Design School gatling/gatling: Async Scala-Akka-Netty based Load Test Tool Gatling: Take Your Performance Tests to the next Level | ThoughtWorks Building Async Coordination Primitives,Part 6: AsyncLock | Parallel Programming with…
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Angular,CORS and .NET Core SignalR
I have written a .NET Core SignalR + Agular Observable of continously delivering the data. (http://msprogrammer.serviciipeweb.ro/2018/06/25/net-core-signalr-hub-angular-observable/ ) The setup is that .NET WebAPI resides in Visual Studio Project ( .sln. .csproj) and Angular Project is separate in another folder. There are some settings in the development to be done in order to work Setting CORS…
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Friday links 274
What Tools Do You Use To Write Code? | DanylkoWeb String Compression – SevenZip vs GZip – CodeProject SevenZipSharp – Home PolyglotPersistence Alistair.Cockburn.us | Hexagonal architecture fvanwijk/mox: Utility library for AngularJS/Jasmine mocks karma-runner/karma: Spectacular Test Runner for JavaScript Projects – Dmitry Grinberg AngleSharp/AngleSharp: The ultimate angle brackets parser library parsing HTML5,MathML,SVG and CSS to construct…
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From unstructured data to application
Imagine that you have this kind of texts: Alpert of Metz – 11th-century – France – Medieval writers Aimoin of Fleury – c. 960 – c. 1010 – France – Medieval writers Amulo Lugdunensis (Archbishop of Lyon) – 9th-century – France – Medieval writers Amulo Lugdunensis (Archbishop of Lyon) – 9th-century – France / Carolingian…
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rollup/rollup: Next-generation ES6 module bundler Application Configuration in .NET Core – Part 2 | The Blog of Colin Angus Mackay Smaller and faster data compression with Zstandard | Engineering Blog | Facebook Code How to enhance debugging in Visual Studio with just one simple step in Stapp.space Most important question on your next JavaScript framework…
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.NET Core SignalR Hub+ Angular Observable
TL;DR: Deliver all the table content continuously paginated to the browser with .NET Core and Angular Long Description: I was thinking that delivering paginating data is kind of lame. Why should I,for seeing the whole data,should keep pressing next page / or scrolling down ? I understand that on the server it is necessary to…
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Friday links 272
Getting Literal With ES6 Template Strings | Web | Google Developers Scientist.NET 1.0 released! – You’ve Been Haacked alastairtree/LazyCache: An easy to use thread safe generics based in memory caching service with a simple developer friendly API for c# Introducing the ASP.Net Async SessionState Module | .NET Web Development and Tools Blog Nadeem Afana’s blog…
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Programmer Tools I use in 2017/2018
Development Languages / Frameworks .NET Core C# / F# Javascript Powershell Angular IDE Visual Studio Code Visual Studio Community Edition SSMS Powershell IDE Visual Studio Addons GhostDoc Resharper Visual Studio Code addons Auto Close Tag Auto Rename Tag C# Debugger For Chrome TSLint Visual Studio Keymap Version Control GitHub Perforce Mercurial VSTS Online Office Excel…
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10 surprisingly practical Raspberry Pi projects anybody can do | PCWorld 10 insanely innovative,incredibly cool Raspberry Pi projects | PCWorld Raspberry Pi Downloads – Software for the Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Core Extension for Visual Studio Code | Building Apps for Windows adamsitnik/awesome-dot-net-performance: A curated list of awesome .NET Performance books,courses,trainings,conference talks,blogs and most inspiring…
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Angular,.NET Core,IIS Express and Windows Authentication
2 years ago I have written about .NET Core Windows Authentication :http://msprogrammer.serviciipeweb.ro/2016/09/26/asp-net-core-and-windows-authentication/ The idea was that for Windows authentication this is mandatory in Web.Config: forwardWindowsAuthToken=”true” Now I want to show how to achieve the same in IIS Express .NET Core as backend and Angular for front end For .NET Core / IIS Express 1. Configure…
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