ASP.NET Core has inbuilt support for the dependency injection (DI) for adding the dependency to the container and then consume it in our application. Constructor injection is a familiar, and the most used way to inject the dependencies. However, it may not be an ideal choice in certain situations like only a single action method within the controller requires the dependency. ASP.NET Core provides an attribute called FromServices to inject the dependencies directly into the controller’s action method. In this post, we’ll find out how to use FromServices Attribute in ASP.NET Core. (more…)
Angular Console – An UI for Angular CLI
When Angular CLI was released, it instantly got the attention, and many developers started using it as it took away all the pain to create Angular based applications. Angular CLI performs every activity required for an angular application starting from creating to deploying the app. You don’t have to spend time for webpack configurations, making tests run, fixing source maps as the CLI takes care. But, one will have to remember all the CLI commands to use it efficiently. To address this, a new tool is available called “Angular Console”. It’s a visual representation of angular CLI. In this post, we’ll see how to get started with Angular Console and create an angular application using the same.
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Angular 6.1 introduces a new KeyValue Pipe
Angular 6.1 is out and it introduces a new KeyValue pipe to help you iterate through objects, maps, and arrays. Today, the ngFor directive doesn’t support iterations over objects or Maps. To fix this issue, Angular 6.1 introduces a new KeyValue pipe. The KeyValue pipe converts an Object or Map into an array of key-value pairs to use with ngFor directive. In this post, we’ll find out how to use this new KeyValue pipe with Angular 6.1 with examples. (more…)
Add Angular 6 Material to Angular 6 and ASP.NET Core app
Angular material is material design components for the Angular application to create comprehensive, modern UI components that work across the web, mobile, and desktop. Earlier, I posted about how to create an Angular 6 app with Visual Studio 2017 & ASP.NET Core and also posted about implementing ASP.NET Core SPA template features. In this post, we’ll see how to add angular 6 material to angular 6 and ASP.NET Core app. The steps given in this post are also applicable for any standard angular 6 application. (more…)
What’s coming in ASP.NET Core 2.2
Microsoft recently announced a roadmap for ASP.NET Core 2.2 putting the dates and things planned for the ASP.NET Core 2.2. The first preview will be out in August 2018 and RTM should be out before the end of the 2018. This release is not a major release compare to 2.0 and 2.1. This release will have a large tail of bug fixes, performance improvements, small features, and community PRs. This post provides a brief summary of what’s coming in ASP.NET Core 2.2. (more…)