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Facebook Hopes Cinemegraphs Wow Its Users | Adweek AutoMapper 3.3 feature: parameterized projections | Jimmy Bogard’s Blog ActiveMQ,Qpid,HornetQ and RabbitMQ in Comparison Support Details | Tech Support Management 50 incredible freebies for web designers,February 2015 | Webdesigner Depot Dropzone.js 14 Essentials That Help Today’s Leaders Do Great Work | Switch & Shift How To Be…
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Microsoft OAUTH http://microjs.com/#canvas failed to load Portable databases: using SQLite with .NET Patterns for sharing code in Windows Phone and Windows 8 Applications | Kenneth Truyers The World’s Email Encryption Software Relies on One Guy,Who is Going Broke – ProPublica Custom Facebook,Twitter Share Functionality in ASP.Net Working with Favicons in ASP.NET MVC Applications and Visual…
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Validation in .NET
For validating a simple class,you can add [Required] ( see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee256141(v=vs.100).aspx But how to validate same object depending on his state? For example,when it is new,the email is required. But after saving,the user mus also add FirstName( also think about workflows) There is a simple solution in .NET : IValidatableObject In this example,I validate differently…
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boxstarterAndrei How I Easily Got 25% More Views on My LinkedIn Profile How Amazon Tricks You Into Thinking It Always Has the Lowest Prices | Re/code ASafaWeb: Scan of infovalutar.ro – cursurile BNR Troy Hunt: Azure WebJobs are awesome and you should start using them right now! Troy Hunt: Your API versioning is wrong,which is…
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Photos: The rise of social robots – TechRepublic MacroDroid makes Android automation easy – TechRepublic Recycle that old Android device into a web-based security camera – TechRepublic TYPE CAST EXCEPTION | ASP.NET Web Api 2.2: Create a Self-Hosted OWIN-Based Web Api from Scratch Paging in ASP.NET Web API: Introduction | Jerrie Pelser Supporting OData Query…
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IEnumerable
Please read the code and answer question below: How many times the breakpoint at will be hit ? Why? And if your answer is not 3,please look at https://youtu.be/1fy_T9TCPpc
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Vunvulea Radu Tech Wall (Programing Issues): Comparison of different Azure messaging systems simple-test.jpg (453×1600) Agile Tour Bucharest 2013 | Agora.ro Locale::Maketext::TPJ13 – search.cpan.org Async and Await Windows Azure Website: Uploading/Downloading files over FTP and collecting Diagnostics logs – Avkash Chauhan’s Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs Enable diagnostic logging – Azure Websites
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Microsoft OneDrive – Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online. 12 opensource and free asp.net MVC gridview contols Telerik Extensions For ASP.NET MVC – Home Implementing RoleManager in ASP.NET MVC 5 Performance – Stack Exchange Internet of Things: Programming IoT Devices,Web Services and IoT Clients – CodeProject ePub Bud – Sell your children’s…
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10 Articles Every Programmer Must Read – I am programmer The Netflix Tech Blog: Making the Netflix API More Resilient Circuit Breaking With Polly | jaywayco The Circuit Breaker – That Extra Mile Release It!: Design and Deploy Production-Ready Software (Pragmatic Programmers): Michael T. Nygard: 9780978739218: Amazon.com: Books Visual Studio 2013 – Expand Visual Studio…
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Asynchronous code and exceptions
There are 2 kinds of coding when handling asynchronous code. The first one is calling Result: < [code lang="csharp"] t.TwoTask().Result [/code] The second is async /await As such,we will have 2 intercepting code. For the first one we will catch AggregateException For the second one we will catch the FIRST task exception ( or,more generic,Exception…
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