ASP.NET Core Identity is Microsoft’s membership system widely known to .NET developers for managing application users. And by managing we mean everything that has to do with a user account such as creating one, login functionality (cookies, tokens, Multi-Factor Authentication,… Read More ›
One of the most critical parts in software architecture is designing a release process for upgrading the software in your applications. The release plan is crucial and affects several factors such as: Website’s availability or downtime Time required to release… Read More ›
Microsoft Azure provides a huge amount of cloud services and is probably the best option for building applications in the cloud. While Microsoft provides documentation for its services, many times it isn’t clear how those services can fit together in… Read More ›
Reactive programming pattern seems to get more and more trusted by developers for building large-scale Web applications. Applications built with this pattern make use of frameworks, libraries or architecture styles that eventually will force you to intensively use RxJS and… Read More ›
The source code for this post has been updated to the latest ASP.NET Core version (.NET Core SDK 1.0 project – can be opened using VS 2017) and angular 4 as well (Repository). Real-time web applications are apps that push… Read More ›
Mobile application development has been dramatically changed in the last years with more and more frameworks trying to stand on the front-line and convience developers that they are their best option for building hybrid mobile applications with the smallest effort…. Read More ›
The source code for this post has been updated to Angular 4 (repository). Angular 2 and TypeScript have fetched client-side development to the next level but till recently most of web developers hesitated to start a production SPA with those… Read More ›
.NET Core RC2 is a major update from the November RC1 release and since announced all those that developed apps using the RC1 version are now required to upgrade them. The new version of .NET Core includes new APIs, performance… Read More ›
Sometimes you may find yourself that the common patterns in web development cannot support your UI requirements in terms of how dynamic a specific view can be. Let me explain what I mean by a simple example: Assume that you… Read More ›
The source code for this post has been updated to VS 2017 and Angular 4 (master branch). There is also a VS2015 branch for Visual Studio 2015. ASP.NET Core 1.0 and Angular 2 are probably the hottest new frameworks in… Read More ›
