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ASP.NET Core and Angular 2 Code Venture - Part 1

Introduction If you stumble upon this article, then I presume you are new to Angular 2 and would like to get your hands dirty with the practical examples. Just like you, I am also pretty much new to Angular 2 and that’s why

AngularJS

Upgrading from AngularJS 2 Beta to RC 6

Introduction In the past months, I’ve demonstrated how to get started with Angular 2 within ASP.NET Core. The demo project were using Angular 2 Beta version because that’s the current release at that time of writing. Recently, Angular 2 Release Candidate

MVC

ASP.NET Core: Building a Real-Time Online Poll System with SignalR 2, jQuery, EF Core, Core MVC and Web API 2

Introduction This series of article will walk you through on building a simple Online Poll System with real-time updates using SignalR 2, jQuery, Core EF, Core MVC and Web API 2. We will take a look at how each of the technologies will be

General Programming

ASP.NET Don'ts and Dos

Introduction Some folks may keep falling into a trap and are unaware of what they are doing. This post highlights the Dos and the Don’ts in general regarding ASP.NET. The majority of the items listed are taken from the ASP.NET team

ASP.NET

ASP.NET Core: Upgrading ASP.NET Core 1.0 RC2 Project to RTM

A month ago I’ve demonstrated how to migrate your ASP.NET 5 beta project to Core RC2. The migration from Beta to RC2 was a bit long but pretty much easy to follow, and I was able to run my prototype apps smoothly

ASP.NET5

ASP.NET Core: Getting Started with AngularJS 2

Last year I wrote an article about “ASP.NET 5: Jump Start to AngularJS with MVC 6 Web API”. This article will walk you through on how to get started with AngularJS 2 in ASP.NET Core (a.k.a ASP.NET 5). In

ASP.NET

Protect Your Data: Prevent SQL Injection

In many years, since I joined different technical community forums, I always see code provided by the asker/thread starter which is prone to SQL injection attacks. Though there are some fellow contributors who will continue to guide beginners to code against them, still

ASP.NET5

ASP.NET 5: Jump Start to AngularJS with MVC 6 Web API

Update: ASP.NET 5 has been renamed to ASP.NET Core. Check my recent article on getting started with Angular2 in ASP.NET Core. This post will walk you through the step-by-step procedure on building a simple ASP.NET 5 application using AngularJS with

Ghost

Creating a Ghost Blog on Azure Websites

I’m running a blog at GeeksWithBlogs (GWB) for more than 7 years as of this writing and so far it has been great. It’s been months since I thought of moving into a new blog but didn’t get the chance to

General Programming

Programming Problems and Finding Solutions

It’s been years (8 years to be exact as of this writing) since I am involved in various forums such as forums.asp.net, codeasp.net/forums, aspforums.net/forums, forums.xamarin.com and most recently at C# corner forums. I’ve helped