When we think of creating a JavaScript application, for example, an Angular project, generally we do not think of Visual Studio because we are not used to writing Angular code on Visual Studio. But Microsoft team has allowed us to write Angular code in Visual Studio and it works very well with the back-end code … Continue reading Angular with .Net Core 2.0
In this series of posts, I will explain the new features of C# 7.0 Let us see the Pattern Matching feature in the current post. There are currently 2 existing language constructs which has been enhanced with patterns by Microsoft team: with the keyword is With Switch case Before starting let us see some advantages of … Continue reading C# 7.0 feature Part I : Pattern matching
In my previous post, I have explained about one of the first four features of C# 8.0 which has been announced by Microsoft recently. In this post, I will explain one more future feature which is Default Interface Methods. This feature will allow interfaces to fully define methods just like abstract classes. However, interfaces will … Continue reading C# 8.0 Expected Features Part – II : Implementation of method in the Interface
In my previous post, I have explained how to set up for .Net Core 2.0 which you can find here. But in that post, it mainly focuses on how to do the setup if you already have .Net Core. So in this post, I will explain how to install .Net core 2.0(Without having Core 1.0) … Continue reading Step by step installation of .Net Core 2.0
.Net Core 2.0 is announced a few months back and it came up with some awesome features. I am going to explain its one of the best features which are the compilation of views and pages on Build. Till now(before .Net core 2.0) whenever we publish any MVC application, Razor files are published as .cshtml … Continue reading Razor pages compilation on Build: Now default with .Net Core 2.0
We all know that Microsoft always delivers awesome features in all the releases and they are already planning for the features of C# 8.0 As per a video on Channel 9, Mads Torgersen has explained about the possible features of C# 8.0 There are possibly 4 features till now which are as below: Nullable reference … Continue reading Async Streams : C# 8.0 expected features Part – I
In my previous post, I have explained how to setup your .Net Core 2.0 which you can find here. In this post, I will explain how to deploy your .Net Core 2.0 application into AWS Elastic Beanstalk. First of all, let us see what is AWS Elastic Beanstalk? AWS Elastic Beanstalk is an orchestration service … Continue reading .Net Core 2.0 deployment on AWS
Logging is very important part of any application as almost all application requires proper logging. .Net Core 2.0 has some simplified way of implementing logging. Let us see what are the changes required to enable logging in .Net Core 2.0 application. First of all, we need to make changes in appsettings.json file as below: { … Continue reading Logging in Asp .Net Core 2.0
In my last post, I have explained about the setup required for .Net Core 2.0 which you can find here. Along with Core 2.0, there are some newly added default templates has been added by Microsoft team. The major attraction is the SPA templates that are shipped with Core 2.0. SPA templates like Angular, React.js, … Continue reading SPA templates(Angular, React etc) with ASP .NET Core 2.0
Microsoft has announced Core 2.0 and it has some awesome features which I will explain in future blog posts. For now, let us see how to converts your Core 1.0 application into Core 2.0 First of all, we will change the .Net core version in global.json file as shown below: { "sdk": { … Continue reading Setup for Asp .Net Core 2.0
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