2018 - November/December
We close out the year with something for everyone! We've got it all - Docker, Angular, ASP.NET Core, Markdown, Java, Rider, JavaScript. Our feature article is "Marking up the Web with ASP.NET Core and Markdown" by Rick Strahl. Enjoy!
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Act II
Rod's project continues and he gives us some good advice about managing a team.
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Docker for Developers
Sahil Malik explores the transformative power of Docker as a lightweight containerization tool, emphasizing its benefits for developers navigating complex environments and dependencies. He contrasts Docker's efficiency and portability with traditional virtualization, highlighting its ability to package applications and dependencies into isolated containers that run seamlessly across platforms. Malik demonstrates how Docker simplifies development workflows, enables reliable environment snapshots, and integrates effectively with modern tools like Visual Studio Code. By leveraging Docker, developers gain agility, scalability, and cost-efficiency, making it an indispensable asset in today's cross-platform and cloud-centric landscape.
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Security in Angular: Part 3
In this third installment of his Angular security series, Paul addresses the Angular 6 release and shows you how to build an array of claims without single properties for security.
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Stages of Data #1: A New Beginning
Kevin leaves his SQL Server-focused Baker’s Dozen behind and launches into a new series looking at the various stages of data warehousing. His first installment includes a look at reporting and storage layers, handy tips, and dealing with the business side of development.
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Angular and the Store
Bilal takes a look at making sure that your Angular app, large or small, can deal with state management and data access using the ngrx/store module.
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Marking up the Web with ASP.NET Core and Markdown
You’re probably already using Markdown for HTML text entry and formatting your README.md files. But Markdown is good for so much more—Rick shows you parsing, stable content in a website, embedding converted HTML into a Razor output, and more.
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Java
Ted takes you on a little spelunk into Java, replete with some history for context.
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Building a .NET IDE with JetBrains Rider
If you’ve been developing IDEs in .NET, you’ve probably heard about JetBrains’ Rider. Chris and Maarten show you that the time is right to dive in.
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