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August 20, 2017 in Architecture, Patterns, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Blog, C#, Language features, Patterns, Software Arch, Views, Web design
5 mins

Web Assembly in ASP.NET Core

Web assembly in ASP.NET Core

WebAssembly or wasm is a low-level bytecode format for in-browser client-side scripting, evolved from JavaScript. WebAssembly is a game changer for the web. It is an emerging standard inspired by our research to enable near-native performance for web applications. Over time, many existing apps and JavaScript frameworks will likely use WebAssembly to significantly reduce load times while simultaneously improving performance while running.  The ...

August 13, 2017 in Application architecture, Architecture, Patterns, Blog, C#, Javascript, Language features, Misc, Patterns, Software Arch, Tool
8 mins

Concepts of maintainable unit tests

Maintainable unit tests

The following article will explain some concepts about unit tests and some good practices about write maintainable unit tests. Although, the example are written in C#, the article concepts and topic are language independent. I have previously write about unit testing in following articles: Unit testing ASP.NET Core Identity Inversion of control and Dependency injection ...

July 23, 2017 in Architecture, Patterns, Blog, Javascript, Language features, Node.js, Node.js, Typescript
4 mins

Inversion of control and Dependency injection in Typescript

Inversion of control and Dependency injection in Typescript

The following article is about inversion of control(IoC) and dependency injection(DI) in Typescript. The main aims of that techniques is to provide loose coupling between modules and classes. IoC and DI are part of the SOLID topics, SOLID principles using Typescript can gives you more notions about SOLID combined with the Typescript world. I have already written about Dependency ...

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