Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News F# and .NET Core Roadmap Update Announcing ASP.NET Core 2.0 Announcing .NET Standard 2.0 Visual Studio 2017 Version 15.3 Released Development time IIS support for ASP.NET Core Applica[...]

Difference between CanActivate and CanActivateChild in Angular Router Few weeks ago I spoke about the functionality of the Angular Router http://kimsereyblog.blogspot.com/2017/05/attribute-route-in-asp-net-core.html. It was a brief overview of all the rou[...]

I’ve previously blogged about a case where tests on .NET Core on Linux were much, much slower than the same tests on Windows. Today I’ve got a very similar problem – but I suspect the cause isn’t going to be the same. This is my reasonably raw log – skip [...]

For a long time, I’ve believed that diagnostic skills are incredibly important for software engineers, and often poorly understood. The main evidence I see of poor diagnostic skills is on Stack Overflow: “I have a program that does 10 things, and the outp[...]

This is just a brief post that I’m hoping may help some people migrate to use .NET Core 2.0 SDK on Travis. TL;DR: see the end of the post for a sample configuration. Yesterday (August 15th), .NET Core 2.0 was fully released. Wonderfully, Travis already su[...]

Tweet Threats to the security of our serverless applications take many forms, some are the same old foes we have faced before; some are new; and some have taken on new forms in the serverless world. As we adopt the serverless paradigm for building cloud-h[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Hello WebAssembly .NET Standard 2.0 is final! New course: Developing Distributed Applications with C# and ZeroMQ by Paul Blasucci Welcome to the .NET Framework 4.7.1 Early Access! The[...]

I’ve got a few speaking engagements coming up that I thought it might be worth publicising a bit further. They’re all within just over a week of each other, which is going to be somewhat tiring, but… Here they are, in chronological order: Progressive .NET[...]

Inline form Angular and PrimeNg Inline form are used to edit portion of long forms. This makes the process of editing a long form less tedious and less error prone as the focus is on a small portion. The process of allowing the fields to be editable can b[...]