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In this short video, we show how to apply free Bootstrap themes to your ASP.NET Razor pages or MVC web applications. Boostrap makes your application responsive and enables you to deliver aesthetic de…
Follow along with the ready-to-go git project, React Data Binding Introduction React's principle (and somewhat revolutionary) feature is the use of props. By making props a first-class citizen React …
What is MVC? MVC stands for Model-View-Controller and is a popular and widely used software architecture pattern. Why do we need software architecture? Software architecture can be considered the blue…
MVC Framework (Model, View, Controller) What is MVC? As an engineer, you’ll be working closely with other engineers and their code - which means it will be mutually beneficial if all parties working o…
Lessons from the Assembly Line If you had a car factory, you would not want to replace every assembly machine every time, right? You would first want to design at least some reusable components, and a…
A "Hole" New World DisneyWorld's Magic Kingdom has a lot to offer - rides new and old, themed lands, 3:00 pm sugar crashes that can tear families apart, and even a chance to meet some of your favorite…
During the process of software development, a developer has to face lots of difficulties and problems. These issues need to be handled with some sort of mechanism to achieve the goal easily. And there’s the software design pattern that come…
So Software architectural patterns in general are reusable solutions to commonly occurring problems within a given context and the needs of software development cycles. These patterns address various …
Getting Code Organized As my time in the developer community has grown along with my skill set, I've started making personal projects that are larger in scope. What comes with that is of course more…
What is MVC? MVC or Model-View-Controller refers to a style of designing software, or "architectural pattern" that separates an application into three main logical components: the Model, the View, and the Controller. Each component is then…
