• Friday links 287

    Using the NuGet v3 libraries in your projects | Andrei Marukovich – Software Architect,Developer & Speaker New Features of C# 7.0 – CodeProject Getting Started with R – RStudio Support tryr.codeschool.com/levels/1/challenges/1 health.adelaide.edu.au/psychology/ccs/docs/lsr/lsr-0.3.pdf Angular 2 form fundamentals: template-driven forms Some depressions on the chaos of JavaScript – Medium ModelBuilder 1.0.0 – Rory Primrose – Learn from…

  • Chrome extensions in 2018

    BehindTheOverlay  –  removes the overlay popups Export all extensions –  exports the extension to a list like those Export for Trello – exports in CSV format FoxClocks – to see the hour around the world            Image Checker – to see if we should resize the image JSONView – to have a nice view of hson           …

  • Friday links 286

    chrome.history – Google Chrome chrome-export-history/popup.js at master · christiangenco/chrome-export-history Actual Vs. Budget: Which visualization is most effective? | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI 37 Basic Practices in Assembly Language Programming – CodeProject Data Visualization – Using ggplot2 to create custom visuals in Power BI | Mincing Data enlightendesigns/PowerBI-visuals: The Microsoft Power BI…

  • Latest commits notes from github

    For AOP with Roslyn I want to automatically get the latest commits message before doing a new commit. This was  solved easily using https://github.com/octokit/octokit.net  The code is  very simple: It works also as a .NET Global tool Install with dotnet tool install –global dotnet-gcr run with dotnet gcr for example for https://github.com/ignatandrei/AOP_With_Roslyn the arguments are…

  • Friday links 285

    linkedin.github.io/hopscotch/ Jenkins.NET – Source Code C# Support for the Google Cloud Platform – Falafel Software Blog GoogleCloudPlatform/google-cloud-dotnet: Google Cloud Client Library for .NET Creating .NET Bindings for C Libraries with ObjectiveSharpie – Miguel de Icaza migueldeicaza/TensorFlowSharp: TensorFlow API for .NET languages Objective Sharpie – Xamarin .NET Core Image Processing | .NET Blog QuickStart TOR in…

  • Connections strings to config

    I have the opportunity to work on some pretty old code . There were many projects,all that had a sort of connection string to the database.  This kind of code were in like > 11 places : string connectionstring = “Data Source=.\\SqlServer;Initial Catalog=myDB;Integrated Security=SSPI;”; The task was to modify this in something that could read…

  • Friday links 284

    OOP,FP,and object-relational impedance mismatch – Enterprise Craftsmanship C# and F# approaches to illegal states – Enterprise Craftsmanship ASP.NET Core: Using view injection | Gunnar Peipman – Programming Blog jamesknelson/junctions: Routing You Can Follow,for React JS unpkg anakic/Jot: Jot is a library for persisting and applying .NET application state. New Year,New Devs: Sharpen your C# Skills…

  • Circular references on .NET,Entity Framework and WebAPI

    Imagine having a class Department( ID,Name) and Employee ( ID,Name,IDDepartment) . You want to return in the WebAPI the Departments with the Employee . It is simple to wrote this code: But the problem is with circular references when serializing  : The Department has a list of  Employees  that have a Department that have a…

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    verekia/js-stack-from-scratch: Step-by-step tutorial to build a modern JavaScript stack from scratch The Clean Architecture | 8th Light Screaming Architecture | 8th Light Lazy async initialization for expiring objects | StrathWeb. A free flowing web tech monologue. Vertical Slice Test Fixtures for MediatR and ASP.NET Core | Jimmy Bogard’s Blog Event Sourcing: Awesome,powerful & different CQRS/MediatR…

  • Making Open Source Component from idea to deploy With examples from .NET Core

    I have written a booklet,   Making  Open Source Component,from idea to deploy,With examples from .NET Core   If you want to read it / or review it /  you ca find the link below Thank you [wpdm_package id=’2730′]

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