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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 ...

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 ...

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