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ASP.NET Core: Concatenating JSON endpoints
TLDR; We have redirected an http client response into ASP.NET Core response with the desired structure.
Most commonly faced scenario about API design is you want to serialize a POCO class or a different type of objects to JSON with direct serializer. Then get the serialized value and use it. If you are handling big objects/data/files, then you have to be careful with what you do. Otherwise, it can have devastating impacts on the performance.
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ASP.NET Core: JWT and Refresh Token with HttpOnly Cookies
I would like to talk about the SPA client authentication. Most of the blog implementations are stores the token into localStorage, sessionStorage or in-memory storage (redux/vuex/ngrx). It depends on your needs. For instance, you don’t need high security with your In-House applications. For other cases, you need to increase your security. Today, I will try to explain that with my best.
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ASP.NET Core: A powerful API Design with OData, EF and SQLKata
Rather than reinventing the wheel, you may need a fast and reliable solution in a short time span. In this case, your framework should be able to support all your requirements. ASP.NET Core is doing that very well.
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Better DI Service Registration with Assembly Scan
Today, I will talk about a better way to register services for Microsoft’s DI container. Let’s have a look at the standard way of service registration.
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Angular 2+: Base Component Alternative
Hello again, base functionality is an inevitable requirement. I’m going to talk about a different base component approach in the Angular. Most of the examples create a base component and inject services to it. Later, you create components from it. However, internet has many examples that could lead you to write bad code.
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SignalR Core: Heartbeat and Redis
Realtime applications are hard to design in .NET world, we have SignalR Core which gives us a painless interface for developing such applications. SignalR Core is a very new library, here I will be discussing a problem case which came with the latest versions.
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Fabric.js History Operations (undo, redo) and Useful Tips
Hello again, today’s subject is a javascript library called Fabric.js. I have worked with this library a couple of times in the past. However, you have to improvise while using the library features for advanced usages. I needed common features for my projects. Such as, history implementation (redo, undo), clipping the canvas, export image with high resolution and so on. I think this blog post will help other people for required such kind of features.
