Month: May 2021
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jQuery click event on view load
Read more: jQuery click event on view loadThis is how to fire jQuery event on ASP.NET Core MVC view load; HTML jQuery This function does the auto click on view load; Resources;…
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AutoMapper in ASP.NET Core
Read more: AutoMapper in ASP.NET CoreHow to keep a separation between domain models and view models and let them exchange data in an easier and simple way? We write code…
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Send Email after Release Deployment in Azure DevOps
Read more: Send Email after Release Deployment in Azure DevOpsAzure DevOPS sends an email notification to team member after the compilation succeeds or fails. This is default behavior. We are more concerned when the…
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Rack cabinet listing
Read more: Rack cabinet listingSample rack servers; IKEA Galant cabinet as rack cabinet; Galant cabinet with sliding doors More to come…
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Why it’s so hard to buy PS 5 console?
Read more: Why it’s so hard to buy PS 5 console?I wanted to buy PS5 for my son but couldn’t get one. I saw the listing on Wallmart.com and Gamestop.com. Tried to do “Buy” dance…
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