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March 25, 2018 in Application architecture, Architecture, Patterns, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Blog, Core, Language features, MVC, Patterns, Software Arch, Web API
5 mins

.NET Core 2.1 highlights: standing on the shoulders of giants

Since two years after the 1.0 version, .NET Core has gained a lot of popularity in the software engineering world. The following chart came from the Stack overflow survey 2018: Nowadays, .NET Core is in the top 5 of the most popular Frameworks, Libraries, and Tools. The metaphor of dwarfs standing on the shoulders of giants ...

February 23, 2018 in Agile software development, API, Application architecture, Architecture, Patterns, Blog, Javascript, Language features, MVC, Node.js, Node.js, Patterns, Software Arch, The MVC Pattern, Typescript
5 mins

Server side architecture with Node and Typescript using Nest

Server side architecture with Node and Typescript

Every platform has its own philosophy: a set of principles and guidelines. Node.js is strongly influenced by the Unix philosophy. Particularly in two of its working principles, which are as follows: “Small is beautiful.” “Make each program do one thing well.” The simplicity of Node.js core and its modularity gives a lot of advantages: first ...

January 2, 2018 in Application architecture, Architecture, Patterns, Blog, Core, Javascript, Language features, Misc, Node.js, Node.js, Patterns, Software Arch, Typescript
6 mins

Get down into Visual studio code

Get down into Visual studio code

The following article wants to get down into Visual studio code and its source code. In hip-hop music, the term Get down came from Grandmaster Flash. He was able to identify a ten-second drum beat that he would manually edit from one drum solo to another, across songs and genres — extending the beat, so that ...

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