Something common in ASP.NET Core development is data transfer. In this context, we must take special care to avoid future problems. A good practice is to use DTOs that will define how the data will be sent over the network.
OAuth doesn’t share password data but instead uses authorization tokens to prove an identity between consumers and service providers. Let’s take a closer look.
Let’s take another look at routing in Angular—this time how you can use the router link to set up wildcards, so nonexistent URLs bring up a 404 page or redirect users to another page.
This post covers React Suspense and React Lazy, which can be used to split code, fetch data and set the order at which components are rendered—giving you total control of your project.