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Angular JS CRUD operations with ASP.NET5 - Part 1
November 16, 2015 by Anuraj
Angular JS ASP.NET5 Unit Testing Code coverage Javascript
This post is about implementing CRUD operations with Angular JS and ASP.NET5. The ASP.NET5 is different from the earlier versions of ASP.NET Framework. You can build ASP.NET 5 apps in Mac and Linux using VS Code and DNX. In this post I am configuring the development environment. You can add angular to your application via downloading from Angular website, via bower and using nuget package manager.
Locate in TFS - Visual Studio Extension
November 12, 2015 by Anuraj
Visual Studio TFS
This post is about a small but useful Visual Studio Extension, Locate in TFS. This extension will help you to locate the currently selected item in solution explorer, in Source control explorer.
ASPNET 5 EntityFramework.SQLite for x64 platform
November 06, 2015 by Anuraj
aspnet5 sqlite
By default EntityFramework.SQLite will not work with x64 platform. Here is the tweak which helps you to target your ASP.NET 5 application for x64 platform.
Configuring ASP.NET identity with Sqlite
November 04, 2015 by Anuraj
aspnet5 sqlite autofac
This post is about configuring the ASP.NET identity with Sqlite Database. In ASP.NET5, you can configure the identity to use Sqlite by modifying the DbContext. Instead of using SqlServer, you can use Sqlite.
Dependency injection with AutoFac in ASP.NET 5
October 31, 2015 by Anuraj
aspnet5 Dependency injection codeproject autofac
ASP.NET5 comes with inbuilt dependency injection framework. This post is about using Autofac DI framework instead the in built DI framework. You can find more details about ASP.NET5 DI Framework in ASP.NET5 DependencyInjection respository. And you can find more details about Autofac in Autofac documentation
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