LINQ Basic to Advanced Index View

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Introduction Here, in this post we are going to a see some LINQ queries, which covers both basics and advanced. LINQ queries are introduced few years back to offer a consistent way for working with data across many datasources and formats. In LINQ queries, you will always work with objects, which makes it simple to write. I hope you would have already written lots of LINQ queries already, if you haven’t, I strongly reccommend you to read this blog where you can find the answer for, why do we need to use LINQ?. Here I am going to create a MVC demo application. I hopeRead More →

add_new_empty_mvc_project

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In this post we are going to create a MVC CRUD application with the help of Knockout JS. We will be using SQL database and Visual Studio for our development. If you are new to MVC, I strongly recommend you to read my previous post about MVC here. Now let’s begin. Download source code MVC CRUD Actions Using Knockout JS Introduction about Knockout JS According to Knockout JS documentation Knockout is a JavaScript library that helps you to create rich, responsive display and editor user interfaces with a clean underlying data model. Any time you have sections of UI that update dynamically (e.g., changing dependingRead More →

Ignite_UI_Chart_Control

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In this post we will see how we can use an IgniteUI chart control in our MVC application. If you are new IgniteUI controls I strongly recommend you to read my previous post related to IgniteUI grid here Working With IgniteUI Grid Control. Here we are going to use the chart control available in the kit. We will create an MVC application in Visual Studio. I hope you will like this. Download source code IgniteUI Chart igDataChart Control Background I hope you have already gone though my previous article about IgniteUI grid control. You can consider that as an introduction to the control kit. NowRead More →

Run without debugging

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In this article we are going to see how we can fix if you are getting some reference errors, or if your bundles are not getting configured properly in your server. I have fixed this issue, and here I am going to share you how you can also fix this error. I hope you will like this. Background Recently I hosted one of my MVC application to Microsoft Azure cloud. And we usually publish our application in release mode right? So here the problem comes. You can replicate the same issue in your local machine itself. Just make the debug attribute to false in yourRead More →

Web API Controller With Async Actions

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In this article we are going to learn how we can call Web API using HttpClient. Normally we call a Web API either from a jQuery Ajax or from Angular JS right? Recently I came across a need of calling our Web API from server side itself. Here I am going to use two Visual Studio application. One is our normal Web API application in which I have a Web API controller and actions, another one is a console application where I consume my Web API. Sounds good? I am using Visual Studio 2015. You can always get the tips/tricks/blogs about these mentioned technologies fromRead More →