Author: Shahzad Khan
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what @Html.Raw() and Json.Encode() does
Read more: what @Html.Raw() and Json.Encode() doesWhat this code does? Json.Encode serialises the Model to a JSON string. Html.Raw ensures that it is rendered verbatim and isn’t HTML-encoded by Razor. If…
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URL Matching in C#
Read more: URL Matching in C#To start, let’s define what the internals of a URL looks like: For our purposes, we care about the scheme, authority, path, query, and fragment.…
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Quick layout using pre-defined Json Data
Read more: Quick layout using pre-defined Json DataLet’s say we are manually creating Json Data and use ASP.NET Core to quickly come up with a layout. This is the data (JSON output)…
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JSON from Controller to View in ASP.NET MVC Core and avoid XSS
Read more: JSON from Controller to View in ASP.NET MVC Core and avoid XSSWhen working on your ASP.NET MVC application, you often need to include some of your app’s data as Javascript objects. You may need this for…
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Open Source Licenses
Read more: Open Source LicensesApache License 2.0: The Basics Open source licenses come in two flavors: permissive and copyleft. The Apache License 2.0 is in the permissive category, meaning that…
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