Month: April 2021
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Simplest way to test Node.js is working
Read more: Simplest way to test Node.js is workingI am assuming that Node.Js is installed on your machine. Use any editor and write this JavaScript; Save it as NodeTest.js. Open a command prompt…
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ASP.NET Core Configuration
Read more: ASP.NET Core ConfigurationI have seen this common pattern to get connection strings, application configuration settings and logger in ASP.NET core application; This works fine but it’s reparative…
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Angular walks through in ASP.NET Core project
Read more: Angular walks through in ASP.NET Core projectSome notes about Angular application structure created using ASP.NET core template in Visual Studio; ClientApp/src This folder contains all the TypeScripts files related to Angular…
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jQuery click not working
Read more: jQuery click not workingjQuery click event is not working in MVC views if i don’t have this block around the scripts; @section scripts { } The funny thing…
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JavaScript Object Patterns
Read more: JavaScript Object PatternsAll object properties in JavaScript are public. There is no explicit way to indicate that a property shouldn’t be accessed from outside. Sometime we don’t…
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