Chrome dev tools dark theme
After seeing Iris Classon post about how to style Chrome Dev Tools, I knew I needed to give it a try.
»After seeing Iris Classon post about how to style Chrome Dev Tools, I knew I needed to give it a try.
»One scenario we have in almost all applications where requires user inputs, are validation rules. We have lot of different ways to implement validation (both server and client sides), and one of these ways is using a library called FluentValidation, where it uses lambda expressions to build all validation rules.
»With Visual Studio 2013 is a nightmare to keep a git repository but having TFS as a source control plugin activated when we load the solution. Every time we open the solution, by default Visual Studio will select the Git provider and ignore completely TFS (oh, irony…)
»Channel9 is hosting on the 25th and 26th of June the dotnetConf.
»To alert users when they’ve lost internet connectivity, we can use a really tiny library (only 3kb) called Offline.js.
»On DotNetNuke, each folder inside DesktopModules are considered Modules (and they can’t communicate directly between each others).
»Microsoft ASP.NET Team has made available the release notes of ASP.NET and Web Tools for Visual Studio 2013.
»For those who wish to review the sessions or couldn’t attend to the “Developing ASP.NET MVC Web Applications Jump Start”, provided by Jon Galloway (@jongalloway) and Christopher Harrison (@geektrainer) the video recordings are now available on MVA.
»Trying to load a DotNetNuke website, I was getting an error on Default.aspx page in this specific line:
»Build 2013 is over, and now is time to see some sessions we couldn’t watch live.
»A great and huge list of frontend development bookmarks list can be found here.
»Microsoft is offering a “Summer Break” on Dev Center registration with a $19 annual registration fee.
»Today was a great day for all .NET developers attending Build conference (or watching online).
»On Visual Studio ALM and TFS blog, we can find a new post where are showing some new and cool changes related to Git support on Visual Studio 2013.
»You can find some interesting videos (about 30 minutes each) on Brent Ozar website.
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