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JavaScript for .NET developers – September 2016 edition

For .NET developers coming from the safe environment of Visual Studio and C#, the wild west that is the current JavaScript landscape can be very intimidating and confusing. Hopefully, this post will provide a little bit of guidance for your

martijn September 22, 2016October 14, 2016 .NET, JavaScript, Web development No Comments Read more

ASP.NET Web API / OWIN authenticated integration tests without authorization server

Integration testing of OWIN Web API services is super easy with the MIcrosoft.Owin.Testing.TestServer component. It is basically an in-memory OWIN host that runs together with the HttpClient without needing any network calls. Authentication Aaron Powell has written an extensive post

martijn March 10, 2016March 27, 2019 .NET, Web development 2 Comments Read more

Develop ReactJS + ASP.NET Web API apps in Visual Studio 2015

Update 2015-12-11 At about the same time this post was originally written, Mads Kristensen released the WebPack Task Runner extension. This post has been modified to reflect the new situation. tl;dr Developing ReactJS apps with an ASP.NET Web API back-end

martijn December 10, 2015December 11, 2015 .NET, JavaScript, Web development 32 Comments Read more

JavaScript for .NET Developers – March 2015 edition

The last couple of years, many .NET developers are making a gradual shift from developing  Windows and/or server-side ASP.NET applications to client-side JavaScript apps, myself included. That is not really specific for .NET developers, it happens elsewhere too. What is

martijn March 4, 2015March 5, 2015 .NET, JavaScript, Web development 2 Comments Read more

Web Development on the Microsoft stack in 2014 – making sensible choices

In the early days of ASP.NET web development things were easy: Web Forms was the only option for building dynamic web applications. People were happy, people mocked, but life was simple and everybody carried on.Fast forward to 2014 and you

martijn October 24, 2014October 24, 2014 .NET, Web development No Comments Read more
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