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Using React Router v4 with create-react-app
Learn how to use React Ruter v4 with create-react-app.Series of simple and useful tips for react-router components. Build navigation links and control history of your routes.
C# 7.1 - New features
Introduction In some of the previous posts we talked about new features in C# 7 and we talked about the usage of nameof expression in C#. In this post, we will talk about new features...
ASP.NET Core Interview Questions
List of most common ASP.NET Core Interview questions. Prepare for the interview and learn more about ASP.NET Core by going through the list.
C# 7 - reference returns & local references
Introduction In on of the last posts, we talked about some of the big features that came with C# 7. In this post, we will continue on that and we will talk about returning references...
JavaScript Promises, road to async/await
Introduction Asynchronous and synchronous are kinda complex concepts for beginners. Even some experienced developers fail to comprehend the differences. The synchronous code is something that executes sequentially and everything else waits until that piece of...
Organising JavaScript helpers
Introduction Since 2015 ECMAScript switched to yearly releases and they also switched to new naming format: ES_. With the arrival of ES6 or to be correct, ES 2015 we got support for classes in JavaScript....
ASP.NET Core SignalR Chat with React.js
Introduction In one of the last posts, we saw how we can make a simple chat with ASP.NET Core SignalR and Angular 5. This time, we will use the same code from the backend and...
ASP.NET Core SignalR Chat with Angular 5
ASP.NET Core SignalR chat with latest Angular. Building a small chat application with ASP.NET Core SignalR and Angular 5 using Angular CLI.
C# 7 - new features
C# 7 - new features. Tuples. Deconstruction with tuples. Deconstruction with types. Local functions, Throw expressions, out variables and much more.
Using Web API only on ASP.NET Core - Without MVC specific stuff
Web API vs MVC MVC and Web API have many things in common. Things like filters, attributes, controllers. Since MVC and Web API share so many things with ASP.NET Core we got these two unified...