Random Ramblings
In C# it is a common and popular pattern to use strongly typed entity IDs instead of using integers or the likes for IDs on your entities. Strongly typed entity IDs is a great help when trying to prevent you from mixing an Order ID with an OrderLine ID. Andrew Lock recently wrote a series …
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Recently I have had the pleasure of training a couple of colleagues in the wonders of programming. At work we use C# for most of our applications so naturally I started preparing my material in C#. I did not get very far before it occurred to me: This is going to be a long haul… …
Example code on Github. This is the second part in my small series on ASP.NET Core and the coolest of the cool JavaScript libraries out there, except that they are probably already outdated by the time I finish writing this. In part I we took a look on how to install npm and webpack into …
Example code on Github. Things have been moving so fast in the last couple of years when it comes to web development. The days of page refreshes on web sites are long gone. The youngsters and hipsters want ajax, animations, spinners, and what not. The JavaScript world has exploded with cool libraries and what is …
