Author Archives: Dhananjay Kumar

Getting started with Azure API Apps and Azure MVC web App in Azure App Service

In this article, you will learn how to create Azure API Apps and an MVC client deployed in Azure We App. This is going to be a very simple application connecting various components of Azure App services, and to build it we’re going to use Azure API App, Azure Web App, and SQL Server inContinueContinue reading “Getting started with Azure API Apps and Azure MVC web App in Azure App Service”

How to Create a YouTube AngularJS Directive

I have often seen, developers come across requirement to embed a YouTube video in an AngularJS application. In this post, we will learn to create a simple YouTube AngularJS directive and also to use some of the popular directive from the GitHub. We will follow step by step approach to create the YouTube custom directive.ContinueContinue reading “How to Create a YouTube AngularJS Directive”

How to work with Enums in ASP.NET MVC

Recently I got a question from one of the readers that how to work with Enums in ASP.NET MVC? Before we move ahead in this post, let me tell you that it is very simple to work with Enums in ASP.NET MVC 5.1 and later. In MVC 5.1, HTML helper class EnumDropDownListFor has been introducedContinueContinue reading “How to work with Enums in ASP.NET MVC”

Areas in ASP.NET MVC

Areas are some of the most important components of ASP.NET MVC projects. The main use of Areas are to physically partition web project in separate units.  If you look into an ASP.NET MVC project, logical components like Model, Controller, and the View are kept physically in different folders, and ASP.NET MVC uses naming conventions toContinueContinue reading “Areas in ASP.NET MVC”

How to create Custom Filters in AngularJS

Have you ever used filters with the ng-repeat directive as shown in the listing below? If so, then you’ve used a filter in an AngularJS application. AngularJS provides us many in-built directives like search. If required, AngularJS also allows us to create custom filters, which we’ll explore in this post. AngularJS gives us a simpleContinueContinue reading “How to create Custom Filters in AngularJS”

What are ViewData, ViewBag, and TempData in ASP.NET MVC?

I have often seen entry level developers struggle with the differences between and usage of ViewData, ViewBag and TempData in ASP.NET MVC. And while there are many articles and blog posts on this topic out there, I’ll try to explain it simply. To start with, ViewData, ViewBag, and TempData all three are objects in ASP.NETContinueContinue reading “What are ViewData, ViewBag, and TempData in ASP.NET MVC?”

How to create relationships between entities in the Entity Framework Code First Approach

The Entity Framework Code First approach allows us to create a model as a plain class and then the database gets created from the domain model or entity class. In the Code First approach, the database gets created from the classes. Some advantages of the Entity Framework Code First approach include (as stated in ScottContinueContinue reading “How to create relationships between entities in the Entity Framework Code First Approach”

Getting started with TypeScript

TypeScript is superset of JavaScript created by Microsoft. TypeScript – according to its website – “lets you write JavaScript the way you really want to. TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript”. Some features of TypeScript include: Support standard JavaScript Static typing Encapsulation using the classes and the modules Constructors,ContinueContinue reading “Getting started with TypeScript”

The Top 5 New Features in C#6.0

Visual Studio 2015 recently introduced a new version of C# named C#6.0. I would not say it has major features added like Extension Method or LINQ in C# 3.0 or Async/ Await in C# 5.0. However it has many features that simplify the syntaxes and improve the readability of the code. Major C# 6.0 featuresContinueContinue reading “The Top 5 New Features in C#6.0”