I recently used the suave [http://suave.io] web development F# library to develop a proof of concept application. Of course we wanted to deploy the application to azure and this looked very easy as both Tomas Petricek (Dojo suave [https://github.com/tpetricek/
This week I went to NCRAFTS 2015 in Paris. NCRAFTS [http://ncrafts.io/] is a conference focusing on the craftsmanship of software development. Subjects presented varies from Domain Driven Design, Continuous Delivery to Functional Programming and F#. In other words, exactly my favorite subjects.
Proper validation of input to REST APIs is important and if you also can provide good error messages in case of erronous input you will make the API a lot easer to use for the consumers of your API. Using FluentValidation [https://fluentvalidation.codeplex.
On the project I am currently working on we need to implement various processes consisting of a series of steps. We have created some reusable classes based on the command pattern [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_pattern]. Using these classes we can implement
Recently, I created a custom RTE element style for SharePoint Online. It showed up in the element style list, but did not work. Why? What I did .ms-rteElement-HelpIngress { -ms-name: "Help ingress"; font-size: 1.5em; font-weight: bold; } Well, I wrote everything in a
I work with an ASP.NET application and the last few days I've been getting this annoying error from time to time: > Post cache substitution is not compatible with modules in the IIS integrated pipeline that modify the response buffers. Either
I encountered an issue regarding placeholder attribute and interpolation on textareas in AngularJS(using version 1.2.16) For example: <textarea name="someComment" id="someComment" ng-model="someModel.comment" placeholder="{{somePlaceholder}}"></textarea> In
With Entity Framework's model-first approach, keeping track of database changes suddenly became much easier. And as we move steadily away from stored procedures, another part of the puzzle has been solved. But a quick reality check is in order. Many developers -
This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-the-basics-2/] * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers [https://blog.novanet.no/
This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-the-basics-2/] * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers [https://blog.novanet.no/
This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-the-basics-2/] * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers * AngularJS Part 3 -
My every morning challenge is reaching the bus to get to work on time. And the bus schedule is not something to rely on. Fortunately, the bus company in Oslo (called "Ruter" from now on) has its own REST API with real
This post is part of a series of posts on AngularJS, and here are the parts so far: * AngularJS Part 1 - Getting started with the basics * AngularJS Part 2 - Getting started with Controllers [https://blog.novanet.no/angularjs-getting-started-with-controllers/] * AngularJS Part 3 -
Using a powerful ORM like Entity Framework is great. But once in a while when debugging, not having access to the generated SQL can be a real pain. Fortunately Entity Framework comes with handy logging functionality. What I do is to wire Entity Framework
RequireJS is a great library for managing JavaScript files, modules and the dependencies between them. This post requires (pun intended) some knowledge of the framework. If this is all new to you, point your browser to requirejs.org [http://requirejs.org] to find out
Setting the user-agent in .net is not straight forward. Using the chrome webdriver directly this can be done using chromeoptions var ios6ua = "Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 6_0 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/536.26 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.
Update: The bug mentioned here is now fixed in both WebGrease (making sure there are leading spaces) and in Chrome (making sure it parses mediaqueries without leading spaces in front of keywords). However, since this is a proposal in the future CSS spec that
