JavaScript’s Async / Await Compared to Promises with NodeJS
In this screencast we compare the traditional way of writing non-blocking calls in JavaScript, promises, with the new async and await keywords. Let me know your thoughts on the topic! Until next time, have an excellent day!
Using ASP.NET Core to Build Single Page Applications Course on Pluralsight
I’m super excited to announce my new Pluralsight course Using ASP.NET Core to Build Single Page Applications, here’s the course trailer: Some of the major topics that we will cover include: Streamlining the Dev Experience Server-side Prerendering Creating Efficient Production Builds Continuous Integration and Deployment to Azure By the end of this course you’ll be […]
OData with AspNet Core
In this screencast we build an OData enabled backend using AspNet Core and connect it to Kendo UI for Angular 2‘s Grid Component in only 20 minutes. If you missed the first screencast in this two-part seriers, make sure to check it out here! Until next time, have an excellent day and a super 2017!
Choosing and Evaluating a UI library for Angular 2
In this screencast we evaluate if Kendo UI for Angular 2, more specifically if the Grid Component, fulfills the requirements to deliver a solution for a client. Happy holidays and until next time, have an excellent day!
Angular 2.0.2 released – Guide on how to scaffold an app with Material2 using Angular CLI in minutes
Angular 2 is finally released and the tooling around it is maturing as well. In this screencast we use Angular CLI to scaffold an application from scratch, add routing to it and bootstrap material2 and finally steal the design from Jeremys sample app repo who’s on the material2 team. After recording this screencast I went […]
AspNet Core NodeServices – Execute JavaScript on the Server at Runtime
Screencast on how to execute javascript from AspNet Core on the backend, inspired by Steve Sanderson NDC Sydney talk. Thumbnail trying to illustrate how my mind gets blown by the possibilities! 😉 Screencast Awesome work by the AspNet team, until next time, have an excellent day!
