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Push Notifications + Angular + .NET Core

Push Notifications + Angular + .NET Core

I'm sure 100% of you have already heard about what a push notification is, that's what apps and several web sites do to get your attention even if you don't have their app/website open. But the implementation of it might seem a little

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Overcoming EF Core Migration Conflicts

Interesting times!!! We've been having issues with EF Core migrations for while now and we're trying overcome them as we go, trying to put a process in place so we have less conflicts as possible. But still, once in a while, people forget to follow the

Getting Started With SignalR, .NET Core 2.1 And Angular

Getting Started With SignalR, .NET Core 2.1 And Angular

About 3 months ago I wrote a post with the steps to set up SignalR for a new .NET Core 2.0 app with Angular. I thought it was really amazing how easy it was, but now that .NET Core 2.1 is available, no messing up with non-default npm

Swagger All The Way Down - Part 2

Swagger All The Way Down - Part 2

In 90% of the cases where you have a microservice architecture, you will need to implement some sort of messaging system for them to communicate between each other and/or let them talk via http requests. Using http requests is definitely the easiest way to get started, but it'

Swagger All The Way Down - Part 1

Swagger All The Way Down - Part 1

This post is part of a series that will cover from the ground up how to configure Swagger in a .NET Core application, how to then generate a TypeScript client and hook up with an Angular application and also generate a C# client and hook up with another .NET Core

AspNetCore + Angular + SignalR + Typescript = Drinking Game

AspNetCore + Angular + SignalR + Typescript = Drinking Game

Getting realtime data from the server to the client has become easier than ever. I wrote a post about a year ago with steps on how to setup SignalR with AspNetCore and then make it work with Angular. But the bandaid I put together at the time looked terrible (using