As new year is about to come, thought to share thoughts with you all. First of all I would like to thank you all for being awesome, reading and appreciating the content. It gives me immense satisfaction writing and sharing posts with you guys.
In this section, we will continue from the last post and we will delve further into RequireJS. However, I forgot to take out JQuery from the main function call as nothing uses that like shown below.
In this section, we are going to delve further in RequireJS-Fundametal sections. In the last post, we have started achieving modularity in our code. In this section, we will go further and extend the same and make it completely modular.
In this section, I will talk about my new Yeoman generator. In this Yeoman Generator, I have published ASP.NET Core scaffolding template with Angular 2 and TypeScript. This will enable developers to get started with Single Page App (SPA) development quickly. One point to note here is, this template is align with new ASP.NET Core changes where it embraces .csproj system rather than .xproj.
In this section, we will continue from the previous post, where in we have seen how to get started with RequireJS. In this section, we are going to look how to construct modules and how DI(Dependency Injection) works? In the last section, we were still loading JQuery using direct reference. However, we can inject the same using require as well like shown below.
In this section, we are going to look at one of the main parts of JavaScript components and that is RequireJS. In order to write enterprise level app, where in you end up writing tons of javascript, its really important to stick to Modularity. Every module and component should have its own meaning; its pretty much like “Single Responsibility Principle“. This way we can manage consistency, dependency across app. Everybody likes neat and clean code but very few follows the principle. I believe, it should be part of our DNA to write clean and maintainable code so that others can understand.
Thought to share the starter kit for Visual Studio 2017 RC. This starter Kit is basically for Single Page App, using ASP.NET Core, Angular 2 and bunch of other stuffs.
In coming sections, we will delve into new advanced cross platform messaging system which is really the buzz word these days. This is one of the key things for building MicroServices. Hence, we will first looking at the basics of Rabbit-MQ installation process.