Hunter Tran's Blog

The opening post of a self-study Machine Learning series. The basic concepts are introduced in this post.

A Repository, simply put, is a layer separating the Data Access Layer (DAL) from the Business Logic Layer.

Unit of Work is a technique for making sure that all related requests to the database run on the same DbContext

Dependency Injection is an extremely common technique for loosening objects and the classes that depend on them. Sounds too confusing, right?

This post describes this technique and gives you an overview (hopefully an objective one) of DI

For English version: [ASPNET Core 2] – Middleware

Sometimes you get an awkward request: write Hello world in ASP.NET

Dead easy: dotnet new mvc, then edit Views/Home/Index.cshtml so it returns one line

<p>hello world</p>

Done, right? There is another way :D

How do you organize your folders and files? Should you split things into several sub-projects? Should you use a package manager?

In this part I’ll lay out my personal experience with organizing and managing projects, and using a package manager

So you have a basic idea of MVC, how to connect to a database, and you picked a front end that fits — it’s time to get your hands on the 4 most basic operations of any web app: CRUD

In this part 3 we’ll look at the front end frameworks that are popular right now

In the previous part you got a basic idea of the MVC pattern. Building on that, we’ll continue with the database and the related topics.

MVC, em-vee-cee, model-view-controller — everyone has heard of it, but if you’re just starting to learn it, how do you do it right?

This post lays out a few basic concepts and how to apply them in real code.

When you need to build a website with the pages you need very quickly, without worrying about complex issues like patterns, security or scaling, Razor Page is the answer