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Web Developer Newsletter - Learn MVC Project in 7 days – Day 2

Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject.

Styling and scripting sliders

Sliders are relatively new, and of course supported strangely across browsers. So, back to the "fun" of vendor prefixes! (more: Quirks Mode)

How Vorlon.js helps you improve your web code

When it comes to writing good code in web development it is easy to get lost in the quantity of resources you find online. There are some basics that everyone knows or should know and there are some more specific ones. (more: Etienne-Margraff)

RFC: Server-side Image and Graphics Processing with .NET Core and ASP.NET 5

Currently, as of the time of this blog post's writing, .NET Core has no good built-in option for image resizing or image generation/creation. (more: Scott Hanselman)

Frameworkless JavaScript

In this article I'll discuss about the pros and cons of using a framework and what you should consider before starting your project. (Welcome to the new endless discussion in web development) (more: Sitepoint)

Drag and Drop File Uploading

I wanted to enrich the feed import experience by making allowing for drag and drop file upload alongside the traditional file input. Sometimes drag and drop is a more comfortable way to select a file, isn't it? (Assuming you're not using Edge, that is.) (more: CSS Tricks)

Building for HTTP/2

Whereas its predecessors allowed each connection to a server to serve only one request at a time, HTTP/2 allows a connection to serve multiple requests simultaneously. A connection can also be used for a server to push a resource to a client — a protocol-level replacement for the technique we currently call "inlining." (more: R Murphey)

Frameworks

With all of the challenges we're facing and those yet to come, we need to begin building not just patterns, but principles for responsive design—principles that will allow us to focus not just on layout, but on the quality of our work. (more: A List Apart)

New articles added

.NET Framework

Cross cutting concerns in .Net applications

(7 votes) by Christian Vos (updated 3 days ago)

How to use Microsoft Unity Interception as a solution for cross cutting concerns in a .NET application

Applications & Tools

Reactive Autonomous States

(2 votes) by Modesty Zhang (updated 3 days ago)

Instead of DOM event handlers, Reactive Extensions offers an expressive and concise way to handle asynchronous events and data stream. This article presents an example of utilizing RxJS for autonomous states updates in ReactJS component.

ASP.NET

Use Dependency Injector "Ninject" to dynamically choose between ORM's (Entity Framework or Dapper) and Databases (SQL Server or Oracle Database)

(3 votes) by Sreekanth Mothukuru (updated 12 hours ago)

The idea is to use Dependency Injector (DI) framework Ninject to dynamically target our application to SQL Server or Oracle database either by using Entity framework (EF) or Dapper ORM using global settings

Client side scripting

CSS in the Modern World

(3 votes) by J. Michael Palermo IV (updated 12 hours ago)

Because so much has changed over the years, I thought it would be appropriate to do a developer based 'snapshot' of where CSS is now, and how to embrace the future.

SLGrid Knockout Component for CRUD operations in Single Page Application

(2 votes) by Slavko.Parezanin (updated 2 days ago)

Knockout Component SLGrid.

First Angular2 App with TypeScript and Visual Studio 2013

(2 votes) by Praveen R Dev (updated 15 hours ago)

Building first Angular2 app with VS2013 and TypeScript.

Bobril - IV - Routing

(1 votes) by Tomas Rut (updated 5 days ago)

Simple explanation of bobril routing mechanism

Miscellaneous

Web to EPUB Extension for Chrome

(0 votes) by dteviot (updated 11 hours ago)

Web to EPUB Extension for Chrome

Windows Communication Foundation

Centralizing WCF Client Configuration in a Class Libary

(0 votes) by Nejimon CR (updated 27 minutes ago)

This article describes how to put your WCF client configuration in a class library's config file instead of client application's config file