Welcome back to the fourth part of the series! Don't forget that everything explained in this post can be seen in the open-source GitHub project. The post itself contains important code pieces only. Same Origin Policy For security reasons, the browser blocks all requests from within a document or script…
Welcome back to the third part of the series! Don't forget that everything explained in this post can be seen in the open-source GitHub project. The post itself contains important code pieces only. In this part we take a look at basic routing capabilities. The requirements for that are pretty…
Welcome back to the second part of the series! Don't forget that everything explained in this post can be seen in the open-source GitHub project. The post itself contains important code pieces only. In this part we are going to create the Web API project for both Node.js and…
Some days ago I was talking about Web APIs with Node.js for .NET developers at the BASTA! Conference in Darmstadt, Germany. We from Thinktecture had a blast at this great conference! My main focus in this session was giving .NET developers an overview about Node.js and how you…
Every developer can relate to this quote: There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. -- Phil Karlton I want to add another thing to Phil's list: Finding an UI framework. Don't get me wrong, there are a plenty of UI Frameworks out there.…
I'm currently fiddling about ASP.NET Core 1.0 using VS Code on my Mac. I have a simple scenario: Building a Web API which has CRUD operations for a CustomerModel. So purely HTTP things. :-) My controller looks like: using Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc; using System; using System.Collections.Generic;…
Intro As you may noticed I switched my blog over to ghost.io. My colleague and friend Thorsten has a nice blog post about the reasons which I highly share. Writing posts and creating templates is so much cleaner, I just like it. :-) Okay, back to the topic: Supercharging…