Every time CSS comes up, front-end developers get all bored and worn out
Think about it: every time you change the CSS (or SCSS), you have to go back to the web browser and hit reload / F5 / Ctrl + F5
What if there were a way for the browser to reload automatically whenever the code changes?
This post shows you how to use Visual Studio Code together with NodeJs to get the page to reload automatically when the code changes
The Route Map is a table. When you run an ASP.NET app, this table is compared against the URL you typed in the browser’s address bar
Because it’s walked table-style like that, it’s very hard to debug. But a thick coconut shell meets a sharp knife — there is still a way to tame it
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When you build a website with Vietnamese in it, the worst part is Vietnamese text getting encoded into meaningless characters
This affects a lot of things, especially SEO, storing data in the DB, and so on and so forth.
So how do you fix it?
When you start with ASP.NET, everyone asks this question. It’s like asking whether you should make the egg first and let it hatch into a chicken, or make the chicken first and let it lay the egg?
Whichever you pick, there are differences you need to know so you can choose right — and then commit to it
When you build a form in ASP.NET MVC5, you probably use HtmlHelpers, right?
So how do you show a placeholder using the prompt attribute?
So you have started a real Asp.net core project. This blog post shows you how to build a simple To-do list API yourself
After many years of development, C# has become an extremely popular and easy-to-use managed language. Anyone can learn C#, and that gives rise to plenty of harmful habits that hurt the performance of programs written in C#. One search and you get dozens of different results, with different advice, along with different benchmark code — tangled enough to leave you confused.
This post is my personal opinion, so please don’t throw rocks at my head.
Microsoft is cool again
On June 27, 2016, MS released 3 hugely powerful products in a row that promise to shift the balance of power and redraw the Server map: .NET core, ASP.NET core and Entity Framework Core. All of them numbered 1.0
So you ask yourself, what are they?
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