Here is the link to a very good article
The decisions around what to use for packaging client side libraries is still a length discussion. Mostly, if not always, will start and stop with “It Depends…”.
However, getting started with something and being able to build upon that is a good starting point rather than what some call “Paralysis through analysis”.
Open the Visual Studio Command Window and type in the two following commands.
PM> Uninstall-package Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform
PM> Uninstall-package Microsoft.Net.Compilers
SoapUI is for “The Most Advanced REST & SOAP Testing Tool in the World”
Here is a snippet of TSQL code that looks at a database and returns just by date and ordered by date.
SELECT *
FROM [DatabaseName].[Schema].[TableName]
where Cast(LogDate as date) = '2019-06-19'
order by LogDate desc
SELECT *
FROM [DatabaseName].[Schema].[TableName]
where Cast(LogDate as date) = Cast(GetDate() as date)
order by LogDate desc
Watch “”Uncle” Bob Martin – “The Future of Programming”” on YouTube
DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself)
Separation Of Concern
SOLID principle
Unit Testing
My Interest in Blazor Video. Blazor is a new Framework that uses the webAPI in all “Modern” browsers. You can create SPA (Single Page Applictions) using C# code. No javaScript is Microsoft’s goal. Personally I would study both…
Check out this Channel9 Video
Migrating from Entity Framework 6 to Core (preparing for .NET Core 3)
DocumentReady
When you want to use the jQuery Document ready in a TypeScript file you need to use the following format…
//TypeScript Document Ready Example...
//===========================================================
$(() => {
console.log("New version of Document ready");
//Document Ready code goes here…
}); //End of Document Ready ====================================================================
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