The Nuxt community has come up with a lot of handy modules for common features that we always have to implement in a web application. So, here are 20 of my favorite Nuxt modules you should know about if you want to increase your productivity.
In this tutorial we have built a real-time paint application to demonstrate how to work with real-time data from various clients (browsers) using socket.io. We utilize jQuery on the client side to enhance our DOM manipulation.
Our November 2019 Telerik UI for Blazor releases continue, and we are happy to announce the latest version, 2.4.0, of Telerik UI for Blazor is available for download. It includes Blazor Components Localization, Grid Scrolling and Compatibility with .NET Core 3.1 Preview 3.
It’s not an easy thing to do: to come across a new software vendor and instantly believe the benefits they promise. The way a copywriter spins the app’s selling points will certainly help, but designers and developers need to help, too. By adding trust marks like testimonials, FAQs, security seals, and more into your sales pages, any fears or concerns prospective users have about your app will disappear.
Sometimes we need to find a way to pass some parameters from the XAML to our code behind it, but we just don’t know how to do it. So that’s why in this article we will be learning how easy it is to pass arguments to our controls in XAML. We’ll explore different ways, such as: Passing arguments to non-default constructors, calling factory methods and generic arguments.
Angular is a framework for building client-side applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. In this post, I will help you understand Angular components and modules, and how to use the CLI to generate Angular components.
In this post, we look broadly at the capabilities of ML.NET, Microsoft's open source machine learning framework, compared to Azure Cognitives Services.
In this major new release of FiddlerCore, we’ve focused on helping you build your first FiddlerCore application with ease. Try all new FiddlerCore 5.0.0 for .NET Framework & .NET Standard