Chciałem zrobić animacje ładowania strony, która składa się z kulek, które falują. Jak zaplanowałem tak zrobiłem.

This is a follow up to my previous post on HTTP/2 Server Push which deep dives into subject of client side caching and explores the Cache Digest proposal.

One of the new features in HTTP/2 is Server Push. It allows the server to send resources to the browser without having to wait for the browser to request it. I don't intend to provide comprehensive information regarding HTTP/2 Server Push here as there is a lot of resources on the web doing that already, all I want is to play a little with Server Push in context of ASP.NET MVC.

Attribute routing (RouteAttribute) is a quite handy feature of ASP.NET MVC. It allows you to have nice looking URLs that everybody has already accustomed to and your client surely loves it. Plus it hides your true controller/action structure which sometimes might be desirable. But there's one catch. As your web app gets bigger and bigger, attribute routing might have a negative performance impact on your WHOLE website.

Ten odcinek wyjątkowy, przedświąteczny – a wyjątkowy dlatego, że od teraz będziemy prowadzić go we 2 z Darkiem Porowskim! 🙂 Darek jako specjalista IT, DevOps będzie świetnie wypełniał ten zakres materiału, który w Azure pojawia się regularnie. W tym tygodniu wybraliśmy dla Was 6 newsów. Zapraszamy do oglądania! 🙂Posted on Author wisniaCategories Azure, Azure Backup, Azure Functions, CDN, Tydzien z Azure, Uncategorized, Virtual Machines, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Team ServicesTags a_v2, arm, azure b...

In today’s post, we are going to explore another feature of the Aurelia framework or more precisely aurelia-fetch-client. So, in many cases, it would be nice to perform some specific actions when doing an AJAX request. For instance, before sending a request we want to log it into browser database like PouchDb. A more common example is calling a toastr on some error like 404, 500, 401. The problem with such a scenarios is that many developers duplicate their code in every single request/callback so they b...

I love T4MVC. It allows me to stop using those ugly magic strings while generating compile-time valid links or accessing resources from ASP.NET MVC views. It also has a very nice feature called IModelUnbinder. In short: it can translate action argument of any type into properly constructed link.

When coding web applications we sometimes come to the point when we need to perform some action during user’s navigation. One of the most common examples would be authorization and checking whether the user has appropriate roles. Fortunately, Aurelia provides an access to route pipeline so it’s super easy to add some extra steps Let’s get to work!  Inspecting RouterConfiguration In order to add our custom pipeline steps, we need to create some routing for the application. I won’t describe the whole pr...

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